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I'm blushing to admit I read this. I'm blushing to admit I read this. The very tragic story of a Borg who is reclaimed from the collective, and of a friend of Guinan s who attempts to take her revenge on the Borg. Nevertheless, David manages to work in plenty of lighter moments, as well as a certain dark humor (early on he describes the supreme military head of a world about to be attacked by the Borg as blowing "his supreme military head off"). This defines Peter David's Star Trek work. This one is SO much better than Strike Zone. |
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I would actually classify "Vendetta" more as science fantasy than the traditional "hard science fiction" rubric Star Trek usually falls under ("Vendetta" is rather like Star Wars in that respect). A lot of the story involves what one character disparagingly calls "metaphysical claptrap": haunted ships driven by will alone and love at first sight linking two strangers across light-years. Not surprisingly, Peter David is a highly original author whose works easily transcend the label of mere "Star Trek books." And "Vendetta" is no exception. (