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title: "A Stitch in Time (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Book 27) Kindle Edition"
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# A Stitch in Time (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Book 27) Kindle Edition

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    amazingly well written
  

*by L***N on Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2024*

Andrew Robinson’s intense understanding of his character shines through with every word, it’s remarkable. I had a great time reading and  always felt like Garak himself was reading it to me, that skill with character is rare and should be acknowledged much more then this book has been. I almost never leave reviews, but this was so good I can’t help myself.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    "Isn't it superb? .... without a doubt the finest Cardassian novel ever written!" -E.G. The Wire
  

*by C***R on Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2010*

Actually, lets make it one of the best novels I have ever read. Now Granted, I am a huge star trek fan (which will help you understand this book). However, the beauty of the book is that you don't necessarily have to be a trek fan to read it. It is elegantly written in such a way that there are juicy tid-bits for the trek fans and a wonderful story for the non-trekkers. As mentioned before, the book covers themes such as love, betrayal, loyalty, honor, duty, obligation, shame, humiliation, and none of these are in the least bit cliche.I know that my review of this wonderful book comes a little over a full decade after it was published but hey, better late than to have never read this book. Mr. Robinson should of considered writing  a career as well. I had a month off from the university and, as I mentioned, being a huge trek fan I found myself re-watching some of my favorite episodes of DS9 (most of them involving Garak) I couldn't help but wondering over to Wikipedia and doing some research on plain, simple, Garak. I was intrigued to have found a novel that was rumored to answer one of the main questions all Garak fans have in common: Why was he exiled? Well, suffice to say when I saw that this novel was supposed to answer that AND was written by Andrew J. Robinson himself, I had to buy it and read it over my vacation. I am well pleased that I choose this book to read over the break as I had only a short time to read a book, which I like to do for relaxation.**********************SPOILER ALERT*************This book was well worth the read. Being from a military family background myself, I couldn't help but relate somewhat to what Garak was experiencing through young adulthood, through Bamarren (intelligence/military style college), and finally his recruitment into the Obsidian Order. My favorite part was probably his training at Bamarren and his interactions with Paladine and his schoolmates. This was the most interesting as Andrew Robinson does a tremendous job of keeping track of people identified only by numerical designations and then, slowly, by their revealed names. Paladine is actually identified first and Pythas Lok (One of Garak's good friends) is the last.The missions during which he is involved in the Obsidian Order are nicely done.I felt like I was on the Cardassian/Federation frontier when Garak was interacting with the arrogant Hans Jordt. This goes for the infamous Romulus mission as well (throughout DS9 it is mentioned that Garak worked as a gardener on Romulus for awhile) and the Cardassia II mission which largely led to the incident for which he was exiled (but not entirely responsible).This book answers so many questions for fans that it is an invaluable piece of trek lore. The novel answers questions about Gul Dukat, Tain, Garak, as well as the coveted reason for his expulsion from Cardassia and a few things fans didnt know. Some things in the novel were only briefly mentioned in the series, but are answered in the book (the shuttle incident).I only have a couple complaints about the book. The first is the ending, What happened to Paladine? I know that it is often the journey that is important and not the destination, but still! That would of been icing on the cake if we had seen a happily ever after especially after such a long journey, but I know, cliche.The second complaint (which is in no way related to the book as much as amazon) was the price of the book. I paid a high price for a paper back and granted, the kindle version is $9.00, but is the paperback out of print or something?Anyway, this book was well worth the cost especially if a good portion went into the pocket of the author. Great book! I will have to re-read it one day (something I rarely do).Thank you so much for this wonderful book Andrew J. Robinson. The fans really appreciate it!Sincerely,a Garak and trek fan.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Not Your Typical Trek Novel
  

*by A***R on Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2016*

Andrew J. Robinson has written a really terrific book which is unlike any other Trek novel I have ever read: there is no central action or mission to accomplish, and there is very little humor.  Instead, this is a psychological study of the character Robinson played on DS9, giving us his background - how he grew up, insights into the hierarchical structure of Cardassian society, glimpses of his work in the Obsidian Order, what got him exiled to a tailor's shop on a Bajoran station, and the reality of his return home and the third stage of his life attempting to rebuild his world.  The book moves through time; it does drag in a few places, and it leaves me wanting more in others - I really wanted more of his mission on Romulus.  The book is very subtle, so I had to reread sections because the significance of them escaped me on the first reading.  It is very well written.I do have one complaint, however, and it is directed toward the Kindle edition of the book: the quality is terrible!  "You will be given a period of time to prove whether you have anything of value to contribute to the This, of course, is contingent on ..."  That's how it appears in the book.  "I'd hesrd about this two days ago..."  The Kindle version has dozens of sloppy typos and errors.  Whoever did this did it way too fast and carelessly, and someone ought to go through more patiently and clean this garbage up.  We are paying enough money for these books, we ought to get at least comparable quality to the print books.  I have to deduct at least one star for all the errors - probably a more accurate rating would be 3.5 stars for the Kindle version.

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