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Chaos erupts aboard Deep Space Nine and a fragile
alliance shatters as the crew embarks on a desperate search
for a killer in their midst. Meanwhile, aboard the Defiant,
the chance to right a past tragedy proves too tempting for
a commander to resist as he puts himself and his mission in
sudden jeopardy...
And so Lesser Evil brings the Mission Gamma
series to an end, the threads so carefully exposed and twisted
over the past three volumes are finally unravelled. But has
it been worth the wait? Generally the answer is yes if only
because Simpson clearly understands the DS9 characters
and the political environment that made the show such a joy.
Kira's plunge into galactic politics spins out of control
while the Defiant and its crew head back to the wormhole and
a revelation about a past mission. Lesser Evil is that
rare thing - a near-perfect book. It ties many of the plot
lines together with great carefully but leaves just enough
open to tantalise. Moreover, the whole story comes full circle
in Lesser Evil in a first class ending.
From
beginning to end, Mission Gamma has been an entertaining
read but the final book is by far the best. What stared out
in Twilight and continued through This Gray Spirit,
and Cathedral has proved to be a thoroughly enjoyable
journey, albeit one that has taken its time to tell.
Anthony
Clark
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