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Title : The Eugenics Wars: The Rise and Fall of Khan Noonien Singh - Volume II
Writers : Greg Cox
Year : 2002
Rating : 4.7500 for 4 reviewsAdd your own review
Reviewer : LLAMA Rating : 4
Review : A great expansion of the first book. I look forward to reading the Last Book
Reviewer : Yetiman Rating : 5
Review : A great continuation of the storyline, Cox weaves both Star Trek and real events together in this great novel.
Reviewer : McClance Rating : 5
Review : Just as great as Volume 1. Volume 2 actually gets into the Eugenics Wars of the 1990s. And, again Greg Cox weaves together many, many references to every series (even a reference Captain Archer's early troubles with the Vulcans!) and many real life events to tell the story. One could almost say the Eugenics Wars really DID happen with the way Greg uses real events to cover up the war that happened in the Trek universe.
Reviewer : drakkillus Rating : 5
Review : Come on, it's KHAN. How could you not love the most arrogant bad guy ever...
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