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The Fall of Terok Nor (Star Trek Deep Space Nine, Millennium Book 1 of 3) Mass Market Paperback – March 1, 2000

by Judith Reeves-Stevens (Author), Garfield Reeves-Stevens (Author)

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Book 1 of 3 in the Star Trek Deep Space Nine: Millennium Series

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A secret buried deep in the heart of the station threatens to rip the Federation apart when it is revealed, and only the crew of Deep Space Nine can prevent disaster. Original.

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Series: DS9 Millennium (Book 1)
Mass Market Paperback: 464 pages
Publisher: Star Trek; 1st edition (March 1, 2000)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0671024019
ISBN-13: 978-0671024017
Product Dimensions: 4.2 x 1.2 x 7 inches
Shipping Weight: 7.2 ounces
Average Customer Review: 30 customer reviews
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #2,234,734 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #15879 in Books > Science Fiction & Fantasy > Science Fiction > Space Opera
- #182074 in Books > Literature & Fiction > United States

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E. Muller

DS9 fans, read this book!

December 16, 2012

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For any true DS9 fan, you'll enjoy this book. The characters come to life, and it's entertaining to hear Quark's thoughts and revealing to hear Sisko's ambivalence of being the emissary to the prophets. The only thing that annoyed me was the overuse of exposition; however, as others mentioned, the authors were probably thinking about readers who are't familiar with this DS9 world. If you want a light-hearted, fun read, you'll enjoy this story for the characters and how they use humor to get through dire situations. This has always been a prominent feature of the DS9 series, and the authors do an excellent job of executing the humorous--and oftentimes pointless banter which readers will either detest or love. There's a definite spiritual theme which classifies this story as visionary fiction. Sisko, and his role as an emissary to the Bajoran's prophets also plays into this theme. While other characters debate over the prophets versus "wormhole aliens" explanation, Sisko never commits to an opinion, allowing his experiences to guide him rather than dogma. The debate over the nature of the prophets continues in this book and peaks in the third act with a surprise appearance from another famous Star Trek character. I'm interested to see how this all plays out.

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R. L. MILLER

Well, that figures--the best Trek multi-volume...

March 28, 2000

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...from the best of all the Treks--Deep Space Nine. We get all the best characters and they're at their best here. Worf (my favorite character in all the Treks), a human-raised Klingon who's as tough as any, but unlike the Klingons Kirk had to face, is a heluva decent guy. He could intimidate subordinates but he chooses to inspire them and support them. Until Ben Sisko, I thought no one would ever match Picard for dignity. We also see what kind of officer Nog will turn out to be--a support to an aging Picard. It's really ironic how Sisko though he'd be a bad influence on son Jake when they were kids, but he never considered the other side of the coin--how Jake would be a positive influence on Nog (Quark: "You're beginning to think like a hew-mon!"). This is the kind of saga the Reeves-Stevenses would normally do outside the Trek universe, but they chose to put it here. Here's a warning, though. Neither this book (nor its two following volumes) can be read as complete stories--there are cliff-hanger endings on the first two. So you've got to get them all. That's okay--it'll be worth it. If I'm lyin', I'm dyin', know what I mean.

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Chad L. McLendon

Best Star Trek Novel I have read in years!

December 14, 2012

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This truly has to be one of the best Star Trek Novels I have ever read. Deep Space Nine has renewed my love for Star Trek series, which I began to shy away from when they were needlessly being stretched out to become series.

The story is set up beautifully to be carried on for two more books, with plenty of mystery and intrigue and a vetting out of the Pah-wraiths which we were introduced to within the television show. Every piece of the plot ties in nicely with each other to give you the truly epic feel that this book will deliver and we see a growth in well-known characters.

This was a truly enjoyable read and I think anyone who loves sci-fi and Star Trek will love this book and the two that follows!

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tofuti2001

Millenium book 1 - BUY IT

December 24, 2016

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A good start to the Millenium 3 part story line - very tense and full of driving action!

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un homme

Kindle edition rife with typos!

December 9, 2011

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I purchased the Kindle edition of this book, and returned it almost immediately. It is so ridden with typos that I found it too annoying to read. This may be a fine book, but do not purchase the Kindle edition!

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The Professor

The end of DS9 prooves a fantastic voyage!

December 25, 2003

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This is by far the best DS9 series to date! The opening book is incredible. The title is twofold as it reveals why Terok Nor wasn't destroyed when the Cardassians left it at the end of the Occupation, and it signifies the thrilling cliffhanger of this novel. I loved this book. It was vintage Trek with all the characters performing just as I would imagine. Odo vs Quark is especially humorours. Vash is stellar as always. Bashir is his usual comical self. Kira can hardly contain her aggression. Sisko plays the worried father/soon-to-be-husband and determined commander perfectly. Dax is brilliant, esp. her encounters with our favorite genetically engineered hew-mon. Chief O'Brien and Rom are perfect. The new Bajoran officer and all the talk of spirituality (or religion if you would) is very well handled and evokes strong reflection. The Prologue had me wondering if I had been through similiar deja vu and made me further my understanding of the Universe... What I really loved about this novel was how well the mystery of the Orbs, the murder, etc. where all handled and intertwined. I liked how bit by bit was revealed instead of all at once in the end. And I loved the idea of using Jake as a writer to further the story along, pure brilliance! The authors obviously have a firm understanding of the characters and Trekdom. Subtle allusions to previous episodes are not overdrawn but simple and cute (ie. the mention of Fajo's loot). I read this book in two days and am already starting the second book. Time travel, wormholes, pah-wraiths, Prophets, what more can you want from Star Trek DS9? And keep your eyes open for a fun appearance by Vic!

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