Trek Novels: The Crimson Shadow
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altariel, some quick notes excerpted from postings on TrekBBS...
Was almost in tears by the end of it...and this is not a complaint.
Let me put it this way for spoiler-avoidance purposes keeping in mind those people reading this LJ who haven't read the book itself yet: one of the leads of this book has been on a journey for a good long while, and this is a big milestone in their life. Knowing something of where they've been along the way to this point, and the work they've put into self-improvement, there's a lot emotionally invested.
It's a triumph of sorts, for all that it could still go horrifically awry...or straight to further glory.
Call them celebratory tears. At least for now.
altariel, some quick notes excerpted from postings on TrekBBS...Was almost in tears by the end of it...and this is not a complaint.
Let me put it this way for spoiler-avoidance purposes keeping in mind those people reading this LJ who haven't read the book itself yet: one of the leads of this book has been on a journey for a good long while, and this is a big milestone in their life. Knowing something of where they've been along the way to this point, and the work they've put into self-improvement, there's a lot emotionally invested.
It's a triumph of sorts, for all that it could still go horrifically awry...or straight to further glory.
Call them celebratory tears. At least for now.
