{4.5\/5} “‘The Cardassian fleet will destroy this station and everyone on it — and all of Bajor — to stop this,’ Kellec said. Again the Cardassian doctor nodded, as if destroying an entire planet’s population was something they talked about every day.”<\/p>\n
Star Trek: TNG — Double Helix: Vectors<\/strong> by Dean Wesley Smith & Kristine Kathryn Rusch, published in 1999<\/p>\n The General has moved to the next phase of his plan, creating a disease that has infected both Cardassians and Bajorans on Bajor — and on the space station in orbit, Terok Nor. Dr. Katherine Pulaski arrives on the station to assist. She’s concerned not only about the disease, but also about the Cardassians — including their leader, Gul Dukat.<\/p>\n Although it’s labelled a TNG<\/strong> book, this is more of a DS9<\/strong> story. It features Kira, Quark, Rom, Nog, and Odo.<\/p>\n I\u2019ve read 6 novels by Rusch. I previously reviewed Star Trek: New Earth \u2014 Thin Air<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n I\u2019ve read 7 novels by Smith plus 3 anthologies he edited. I previously reviewed Star Trek: Strange New Worlds II<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n