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title: "Star Trek: Voyager: Spirit Walk #1: Old Wounds"
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# Star Trek: Voyager: Spirit Walk #1: Old Wounds

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- **What is this?** Star Trek: Voyager: Spirit Walk #1: Old Wounds by christie golden
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## Customer Reviews

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    Conflicted Trekky
  

*by N***8 on Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2016*

Being an avid Star Trek fan (I grew up watching Voyager and afterwards watched and loved the rest of the franchise) I was skeptical of reading these novels. Simply because I knew the novels would introduce new characters and separate the crew I came to love. During the opening chapters, I was trying to decide if I loved Voyager because of the ship (which had some new characters) or if I loved it because of the crew we watched for seven years. And by the end, I realized it was both.This is a wonderfully written novel that continues the story of both Voyager and her crew. The stories and adventures intertwine wonderfully. I'm glad I picked this up and look forward to continuing the adventure!

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    Enjoyable book, though turns kind of strange at the end.
  

*by G***S on Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2013*

When this book first came out I think I read most (though not all) of it, thought it was a pretty good read.  Lately have had nostalgia @ Voyager post Endgame so decided to re-read the four Christie Golden Voy. books to refresh my memory, and this one is #3 on the list.  Read it all in one night, still thought it was an enjoyable book; nice to see Chakotay getting command of Voyager and start his new career in Starfleet w/ some of the old Voyager crew and also some original (not in the TV show) characters.  Also found the Paris/Torres activities interesting enough, and Admiral Janeway was around too, lol.Chakotay's sister was also fun to "meet" altho I think the pic of her on the cover is a little too young looking, but just MO.  The one part I found a little strange was the ending; seemed kind of abrupt (of course it was a cliff hanger but the ending scenario seemed not to have enough set-up, and also maybe slightly illogical).  But overall was an entertaining book, too bad the next one for me was less so, which somewhat deflates my pleasure in the fun of this novel, since the story didn't continue as positively (but that's Trek books for you, I suppose). Anyway, good book for Voyager fans pretty much, I would say.

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    Part of a good story
  

*by J***I on Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2011*

This is a well-written, interesting book. Unfortunately, it won't stand on its own. If you like stories that continue from book to book, you can take this as a five-star review; just be sure to read both "Homecoming" and "The Farther Shore" before you read this one; it is the third book in the storyline, and makes little sense if you haven't read the preceding books. Given that the back cover actually says that it is the "continuation" of those two books, I won't dock the book an additional star, although I didn't notice that fact before reading it (I never read the back cover blurbs because they sometimes have spoilers and other times are terribly misleading) and so didn't notice that I should have read "The Farther Shore" first. That was my own fault, although it WOULD be nice if one could trust a book that says it is "book one" of a series to actually start at the beginning of a plotline, rather than in midplot. So my only real quibble with this book is my usual complaint about books with neither a beginning or an end; being "book one", it of course ends on a cliffhanger.

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