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Title : Objective: Bajor
Writers : John Peel
Year : 1996
Rating : 3.5000 for 2 reviewsAdd your own review
Reviewer : KC Rating : 3
Review : Decent book. I thought the story was good and the aliens were very interesting. The ending was a bit subpar, but that is my only compliant.
Reviewer : Meriadoc Rating : 4
Review : Decent book good presentation of differing views between two races. Ending was good although the transportation from the hive to the planet was explained but still seemed to unbelievable. However overall this book was good.
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