The Crimson Shadow: The Fall, Book Two
Star Trek
- Earliest known edition
- 2013
- Selected edition
- paperback
- Pages in this edition
- 331
- English editions
- 1 ↗
2013 · Pocket Books · eng
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Cardassia Prime is home to a prideful people who, for centuries, forged alliances with those they believed would strengthen them and their place in the Alpha Quadrant, and expanded their empire at great cost to other worlds. For generations, dissenting voices were silenced by either fear or an early grave. When their wartime ally, the Dominion, suddenly turned on them, seeking to transform Cardassia into a tomb for every last member of their race, their old adversary the United Federation of Planets put an end to the carnage, and even now works to help rebuild Cardassia Prime. To celebrate this alliance, the Castellan of the Cardassian Union is to welcome the Federation president to Cardassia Prime. As a symbol of this deepening friendship, the U.S.S. Enterprise E is tasked to carry the Cardassian ambassador to the Federation back home. For his part, Ambassador Elim Garak is working with Captain Jean-Luc Picard to oversee the diplomatic reception that will commemorate the last of Starfleets personnel finally leaving the homeworld. However, there are malevolent forces at work, who even now strive to restore Cardassia to its proper place and glory, and are willing to do anything to achieve their goal.
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| Edition | Publication | Format | Pages | Source |
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| The Crimson Shadow: The Fall, Book TwoSelectedUna McCormack | 2013 | paperback | 331 | Open Library ↗ |
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- The Fall, Book Two