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Revision as of 11:53, 19 July 2009
Template:Realworld Demands of Honor is the second book in the Errand of Fury series.
Summary
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- The United Federation of Planets and the Klingon Empire stand on the brink of war. Captain James T. Kirk and the Starship Enterprise ™ are sent back to System 7348 – site of a previous skirmish with the Klingons – for a confrontation with the IKS D'k Tahg under the command of Captain Koloth.
- Even as the two great ships face each other, trouble is brewing among their crews. On the Enterprise, Lieutenant Leslie Parrish is pregnant with a half-Klingon child and must face a critical decision about her future, while Section Chief Michael Fuller still carries the wounds of the twenty-five-year-old Battle of Donatu V, of which he was one of the few survivors – not to mention his grief over the death of his son, recently killed in battle against the Klingons.
- On the D'k Tahg, First Officer Karel finds himself trapped between the scheming, dishonorable Councilor Duras and his commanding officer, Koloth. While the stakes only seem to be the possession of a single star system, the ramifications may spread throughout the Klingon Empire, as they find themselves at a crossroads between conquest and honor!
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