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Title : New Earth: Rough Trails
Writers : L.A. Graf
Year : 2000
Rating : 3.0000 for 2 reviewsAdd your own review
Reviewer : Titan1080 Rating : 4
Review : The third book in the series, the majority of this book takes place on the planet itself. After the conclusion of the second book Belle Terre, the society and colonists on the planet descend to an almost "wild west" era, with outlaws, vigilantes, and a general disrespect for their Starfleet protectors. An interesting problem for the crew as they deal with people who both need their presence and want them to leave.
Reviewer : Ktasay Rating : 2
Review : If this book was an independent story it would be decent, but as a 3rd book in the New Earth series, it was mediocre at best. The plot contradicts many elements established by book 2 (Belle Terre), which indicates the author was given only a rough outline of the previous book to use when writing.
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