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Night of the Wolves: "Star Trek": Terok Nor ("Star Trek: Deep Space Nine") (Mass Market Paperback)

by S.D. Perry (Author), Britta Dennison (Author)
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  • Mass Market Paperback: 464 pages
  • Publisher: Pocket Books; 1st Pocket Books Pbk. Ed edition (2 Jun 2008)
  • Language English
  • ISBN-10: 0743482514
  • ISBN-13: 978-0743482516
  • Product Dimensions: 17 x 10.4 x 2.8 cm
  • Average Customer Review: 4.5 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (2 customer reviews)
  • Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 241,761 in Books (See Bestsellers in Books)

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In Book Two, Night of the Wolves, the Cardassians have built an orbital fortress above the planet Bajor in order to consolidate their power -- the station which will one day become Deep Space 9. Now it is Terok Nor, the seat of the occupation; a place of slave labour, harsh justice, underground resistance and organised terrorist violence. One side is fighting for domination; the other for freedom ...and both are fighting for survival. Swept up in the struggle is Kira Nerys, a fiery young Bajoran rebel, who lives for the day her people will throw off the yoke of their Cardassian oppressors...


About the Author

S.D. Perry is a top genre author who has written for Resident Evil, Aliens, Xena and Timecop as well as Star Trek. Her DS9: Avatar spearheaded the new, post-television series of Deep Space Nine books from Pocket.

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5.0 out of 5 stars "I'm Ro and that will be Bram, the leader of my cell.", 6 Sep 2008
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Pocket Books continue their series of novels based on Star Trek Deep Space Nine with Terok Nor: Night Of The Wolves by DS9 stalwart S.D. Perry along with Britta Dennison - a tale of the lost era, the story of the Cardassian occupation of Bajor.
Although the show and subsequent novels are littered with references and events of the occupation, this is the first time that the whole thing has been put into novel form and the second book in the trilogy continues and expands the saga from part one.
This novel covers events from 2345 - 2357 and is broken up into parts; 2345 Occupation year eighteen, 2346 Occupation year nineteen, 2347 Occupation year twenty, 2348 Occupation year twenty one, 2353 Occupation year twenty six and 2357 Occupation year thirty.
This book covers a huge amount of territory in multiple interweaving plot lines and the authors sweep you along with the continuing arc of the Bajoran Resistance against Cardassian oppression.
The story introduces us to several well known characters from the TNG and DS9 universe and gives us the first glimpses of many more. Opaka, Winn, Holem and Ro are they key players in the Bajoran story. The struggle for Opaka as a Vedek in a world where faith is outlawed by the Cardassians. Winn's political and personal ambitions are obvious from the start and with the series gone you realise that this woman never learned! Lenaris Holem (from DS9's Shakaar) as a young man fighting in the Resistance and finally Ro Laren, a young girl who witnessed her father tortured to death by an interrogator who joins the Resistance in order to take her revenge.
These plots expand and intertwine with the developing story of Kira Nerys and her connections to the Shakaar resistance cell and together they create a harrowing picture of life under Cardassian rule.
The Cardassians also get a large share of the book, namely from the prespectives of Gul Dukat, Glinn Damar, Jagul Kell and Gul Darhe'el. Dukat's struggle to control the Bajorans is balanced brilliantly with his dissolving relationship with Kira Meru. There is an almost `human' side to the man, even though you could never forgive him for the things he had done. Damar and Kell act as foils for Dukat and the interplay between them is well written. The infamous `Butcher of Gallitep', Gul Darhe'el, also makes his presence known and there are many powerful scenes set in the labour camp, mirroring the atrocities of the Nazi camps of the Second World War with chilling similarity.
So many other characters make it into the plot but at no time does it seem overcrowded. There is also the discovery of a certain lifeform in the Denorios Belt and Dr Mora's attempts to communicate with and understand it.
Terrorism, faith, war, peace, desperation, conspiracy, betrayal - this book has it all and continues the saga with the same quality as the first. With several plots left open for the third and final chapter you'll find yourself picking that up as soon as you've finished this.
Grab a copy of Star Trek: Terok Nor - Dawn Of The Eagles to read the final part of this fantastic saga.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Coming-of-Age Tale of Revenge, 23 Dec 2008
By J. L. Maitland "Jas1Son" (UK) - See all my reviews
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I'm going to be honest, I loved Day of Vipers, and to be honest, thought that Night of Wolves was nearly as good. However, if Day of Vipers is my favourite in the Terok Nor Trilogy, then this is actually my least favourite of the three.

Basically, because the ladies use a slightly different narrative tone to tell the tale. Not by much, but occasionally you pick up that it's different people writing the same story.

The story itself centres around the Bajorans in this novel, whereas DOV centred around Gul Dukat and the Oralian Way, telling more prominently the stories of Kira Nerys and Ro Laren, respectively, in the Bajoran Resistance.

In the story it is revealed that a Cardassian, with rare 'albino' type, blonde hair, tortured Ro's father to death, and in the end she catches up to him. The novel very much builds to this and the end result is, as you would expect, very much an anti-climax. But fair play as it's intentional.

Secondly it focus's on Kira's development in the Shakaar cell, Opaka Sulan's ascent from Vedek status to that of Kai, and Gul Dukat's relationship with Kira Meru. It also deals with other supporting casts lineage like Lenaris Holem (who features as a main character) and Basso Tromac, the Guls Bajoran aide.

I did thoroughly enjoy it and the only reason I gave it four stars not five is that I felt the other two in the series were ever so slightly better.
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