Star Trek novels
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Re: Star Trek novels
I never read extended universe novels of anything, even my beloved Dr. Who. I hate making decisions, and there are always just too many of them to choose from.
Edit: I've never read any of the non-Fleming Bond books either, though I keep meaning to read the one set on Chios (I think it was The Facts of Death), as both my wife and I have family there.
Edit: I've never read any of the non-Fleming Bond books either, though I keep meaning to read the one set on Chios (I think it was The Facts of Death), as both my wife and I have family there.
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Re: Star Trek novels
I read a few TNG books but never really got in to them. CHeap way to do a book report, I could watch teh show and know I was safe. 
Sometime the book would be alittel different so i flip though it and make sure to add a difference or two.
Sometime the book would be alittel different so i flip though it and make sure to add a difference or two.
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