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Reviewer : The Acting Captain
Ave Rating : 4.0000 for 1 reviews
Title : New Earth: Challenger Rating : 4
Writers : Diane Carey Year : 2000
Review : It is a very interesting ending to the New Earth series. The whole idea of the Kauld harpoons actually disabling the Pelilu is a little bit farfetched. It FINALLY explains how all the olivium got there in the first place, and did it with only a small amount of technibabble. I like how the colonists built the Challenger, showing how building a starship really does work. Overall, a good read if you don't mind your head hurting a little bit.

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