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                    combined forces of the Jem'Hadar and the Cardassians have 
                    conquered Betazed, home of Deanna Troi. The Dominion war is 
                    now right at the front door of the Federation but there seems 
                    to be little that can be done to save the planet from its 
                    new rulers...
 The 
                    Enterprise is dispatched to the scene in a covert mission 
                    but with the Federation spread so thin there seems to be little 
                    that the ship and its crew can effectively do. Betazed looks 
                    doomed and there's a crazed Cardassian doctor on the loose. 
                     The 
                    Battle of Betazed reads like a very unnecessary adjunct 
                    to the events depicted in DS9, a show inhabited by 'real' 
                    people rather than the bland ciphers of planet Next Gen. 
                     As 
                    a result, the book's narrative fails to tie in with the events 
                    we've previously seen on TV, especially as its ending is so 
                    obvious telegraphed from the outset. At least DS9 had 
                    us guessing right until the end.  Well 
                    written? Yes, but to what purpose? Anthony 
                    Clark  
 
                     
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