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                    Sins 
                    of the past collide with hopes for the future as Martok fights 
                    for the right to lead the Klingon Empire. With the secret 
                    of his usurper exposed, the ousted chancellor and his ragtag 
                    bang of followers embark on a desperate plan to retake the 
                    empire. But while Worf, Ezri Dax, and the crew of the IKS 
                    Rotarran go in search of the Klingons' most revered icon of 
                    power, Martok is dealt the most crushing blow of all - driving 
                    him to make his final stand on the ice-strewn cliffs of sacred 
                    Boreth. As that frozen world reverberates with the song of 
                    armies and bat'leths clashing, the mystery of Martok's past, 
                    and the future of the Klingon Empire, is revealed... 
                  The 
                    Left Hand of Destiny: Book Two picks 
                    up the pace somewhat from the rather slow paced first book. 
                    The novel centres around Martok, Worf and Ezri Dax and is 
                    co-wrote by J.G. Hertzler who played Martok in the TV series. 
                    If you are a Klingon fan (and let's be honest, who isn't) 
                    then you'll be in your element here. 
                  There's 
                    plenty of eating, drinking, honour and chest beating - which 
                    is exactly what a good Klingon story should be about. But 
                    there is more to this novel than a chance for Hertzler to 
                    string out his post-DS9 acting career. 
                  A 
                    decent enough conclusion to a rather overly long narrative. 
                    It would have fared a lot better if the whole story had been 
                    condensed into one book. 
                  Pete 
                    Boomer 
                     
                    
                  
                     
                       
                        
                           
                             
                               
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