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| Author = [[Jack C. Haldeman II]]
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''These are the voyages of the ''Starship Enterpise''
 
   
 
==Summary==
 
==Summary==
 
;From the book jacket:
 
;From the book jacket:
:''SHIP'S LOG, [[Lieutenant Commander|LIEUTENANT COMMANDER]] [[Montgomery Scott|MONTGOMERY SCOTT]] RECORDING, STARDATE 6845.3
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:''SHIP'S LOG, [[Lieutenant Commander|LIEUTENANT COMMANDER]] [[Montgomery Scott|MONTGOMERY SCOTT]] RECORDING, STARDATE 6845.3''
   
:''The situation onboard the [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)|''Enterprise'']] is now critical. That strange "disease" accidently brought back from Perry's [[Planet]] by the [[landing party]] has made it impossible for us to even think about commiting an act of violence: as long as the [[Klingon]]s continue their sporadic firing, we are helpless, unable to leave [[orbit]] or use the [[transporter]] and still maintain our [[shields]] at the necessary level. For now, we can only maintain a defensive posture &mdash; and before too long, the [[starship|ship's]] failing [[dilithium crystal]]s will prevent even that. Because we have been unable to contact [[Captain]] [[James Kirk|Kirk]] or the rest of the landing party for several hours, I've held off taking any action, but our position is deteriorating rapidly. In short, we are running out of options.''
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:''The situation on board the [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)|''Enterprise'']] is now critical. That strange "disease" accidentally brought back from Perry's [[Planet]] by the [[landing party]] has made it impossible for us to even think about committing an act of violence: as long as the [[Klingon]]s continue their sporadic firing, we are helpless, unable to leave [[orbit]] or use the [[transporter]] and still maintain our [[shields]] at the necessary level. For now, we can only maintain a defensive posture &mdash; and before too long, the [[starship|ship]]'s failing [[dilithium crystal]]s will prevent even that. Because we have been unable to contact [[Captain]] [[James Kirk|Kirk]] or the rest of the landing party for several hours, I've held off taking any action, but our position is deteriorating rapidly. In short, we are running out of options.''
   
 
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The ''Enterprise'' is ordered to the planet Perry, which was the destination of a group of colonists three hundred years ago. They arrive to find an utterly peaceful society, where no one is able to even ''think'' of violence. However, there are a few people, known as Immunes, who are resistant to the complete peace, and they capture Captain Kirk, Spock, McCoy, Uhura, and Kelly Davis, a Doctor temporarily on board the ''Enterprise'' as she recovers from an explosion in a transporter room. On board the ''Enterprise'', Scotty is faced with more trouble from a Klingon [[Commander]] named Korol, who has sworn a blood oath to kill Kirk.
FURTHER SUMMARY
 
   
 
==Memorable quotes==
==Background Information==
 
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''Scotty had discovered a new dance step. He called it the Klingon two-step. Two steps and you fall down. It seemed to be quite popular on the enemy ship''
*This book was reprinted twice, once in [[1980 productions|March 1980]] and once in [[1984 productions|September 1984]]
 
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: - '''Scotty''', reflecting on the Klingon's reactions to the "peacemaker virus"
   
 
==Background information==
===Memorable Quotes===
 
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QUOTES
 
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The original cover art of this novel features - very small, and barely visible, on the [[Starfleet]] crew member depicted - a [[Perscan device]] belt buckle and the outline of the distinctive, short-sleeved uniform shirt variant from {{film|1}}. This was the only Bantam novel to do so.
   
 
==Characters==
 
==Characters==
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{{non canon characters|Bantam TOS}}
;[[James T. Kirk]] : ''Enterpise'' [[captain]]
 
;[[Spock]] :''Enterprise'' [[xO|exec]] and [[science officer]].
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;[[James T. Kirk]] : ''Enterprise'' [[captain]]
;[[Leonard H. McCoy]] : ''Enterprise'' [[CMO|surgeon]].
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;[[Spock]] :''Enterprise'' [[XO|exec]] and [[science officer]].
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;[[Leonard McCoy]] : ''Enterprise'' [[CMO|surgeon]].
 
;[[Montgomery Scott]] : ''Enterprise'' [[chief engineer]].
 
;[[Montgomery Scott]] : ''Enterprise'' [[chief engineer]].
;[[Uhura]] : ''Enterprise'' [[communications officer]].
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;[[Nyota Uhura|Uhura]] : ''Enterprise'' [[communications officer]].
 
;[[Hikaru Sulu]] : ''Enterprise'' [[helmsman]].
 
;[[Hikaru Sulu]] : ''Enterprise'' [[helmsman]].
 
;[[Pavel A. Chekov]] : ''Enterprise'' [[navigator]].
 
;[[Pavel A. Chekov]] : ''Enterprise'' [[navigator]].
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; Doctor Kelly Davis : A doctor who was part of Dr. Flagstone's medical team headed for Waycross. She was injured in a [[transporter]] explosion, and forced to stay aboard the ''Enterprise''. She was kidnapped on Perry by the Immunes, but later escaped along with Uhura and McCoy.
;Kelly Davis :
 
 
;Khall : A [[Klingon]] whom Kirk fought to the death on a jungle planet years ago.
 
;Khall : A [[Klingon]] whom Kirk fought to the death on a jungle planet years ago.
;Korol : Khall's brother, determined to have revenge on Kirk for Khall's death.
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;Korol : Khall's brother, determined to have revenge on Kirk for Khall's death. The [[Klingon High Command]] has officially branded Korol as a renegade, but they wouldn't mind if Kirk was destroyed.
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;Kirl : Korol's priest, he oversaw the blood oath Korol swore. He is an older man, who has faced death many times before, and was Korol's father's priest as well.
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;Larry Propp : Starfleet vice-commodore, in command of the USS ''Phoenix''. He ordered Kirk and the ''Enterprise'' to Perry
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;Wayne Perry : The leader of the original group of [[colonist]]s 300 years ago, he was diagnosed with Dexter's disease, as a result, he created a [[hologram]] of himself to serve as the leader of the colonists. To make the construct more efficient, he hooked his body up to the computer running the planet. Perry's body suffered great pain, as a result of the construct keeping it forcibly alive. When the construct hooked Spock up to the computers, and later destroyed them, Perry was able to release Spock before gladly seeking relief in death
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==References==
 
==References==
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;[[Dilithium crystal]] : The ''Enterprise''{{'}}s dilithium crystals were heavily damaged in the Klingon attack
;[[Dilithium crystal]]
 
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;[[blood oath]] : Korol swore a blood oath against Kirk for killing his brother
   
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Revision as of 10:24, 4 April 2016

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The new STAR TREK experience

Summary

From the book jacket
SHIP'S LOG, LIEUTENANT COMMANDER MONTGOMERY SCOTT RECORDING, STARDATE 6845.3
The situation on board the Enterprise is now critical. That strange "disease" accidentally brought back from Perry's Planet by the landing party has made it impossible for us to even think about committing an act of violence: as long as the Klingons continue their sporadic firing, we are helpless, unable to leave orbit or use the transporter and still maintain our shields at the necessary level. For now, we can only maintain a defensive posture — and before too long, the ship's failing dilithium crystals will prevent even that. Because we have been unable to contact Captain Kirk or the rest of the landing party for several hours, I've held off taking any action, but our position is deteriorating rapidly. In short, we are running out of options.

Excerpts of copyrighted sources are included for review purposes only, without any intention of infringement.

The Enterprise is ordered to the planet Perry, which was the destination of a group of colonists three hundred years ago. They arrive to find an utterly peaceful society, where no one is able to even think of violence. However, there are a few people, known as Immunes, who are resistant to the complete peace, and they capture Captain Kirk, Spock, McCoy, Uhura, and Kelly Davis, a Doctor temporarily on board the Enterprise as she recovers from an explosion in a transporter room. On board the Enterprise, Scotty is faced with more trouble from a Klingon Commander named Korol, who has sworn a blood oath to kill Kirk.

Memorable quotes

Scotty had discovered a new dance step. He called it the Klingon two-step. Two steps and you fall down. It seemed to be quite popular on the enemy ship

- Scotty, reflecting on the Klingon's reactions to the "peacemaker virus"

Background information

The original cover art of this novel features - very small, and barely visible, on the Starfleet crew member depicted - a Perscan device belt buckle and the outline of the distinctive, short-sleeved uniform shirt variant from Star Trek: The Motion Picture. This was the only Bantam novel to do so.

Characters

Canon characters listed below are linked to the main article about them. Non-canon characters are not linked, but those that recurred, appearing or being mentioned in more than one story, are defined further in Bantam TOS characters.
James T. Kirk
Enterprise captain
Spock
Enterprise exec and science officer.
Leonard McCoy
Enterprise surgeon.
Montgomery Scott
Enterprise chief engineer.
Uhura
Enterprise communications officer.
Hikaru Sulu
Enterprise helmsman.
Pavel A. Chekov
Enterprise navigator.
Doctor Kelly Davis
A doctor who was part of Dr. Flagstone's medical team headed for Waycross. She was injured in a transporter explosion, and forced to stay aboard the Enterprise. She was kidnapped on Perry by the Immunes, but later escaped along with Uhura and McCoy.
Khall
A Klingon whom Kirk fought to the death on a jungle planet years ago.
Korol
Khall's brother, determined to have revenge on Kirk for Khall's death. The Klingon High Command has officially branded Korol as a renegade, but they wouldn't mind if Kirk was destroyed.
Kirl
Korol's priest, he oversaw the blood oath Korol swore. He is an older man, who has faced death many times before, and was Korol's father's priest as well.
Larry Propp
Starfleet vice-commodore, in command of the USS Phoenix. He ordered Kirk and the Enterprise to Perry
Wayne Perry
The leader of the original group of colonists 300 years ago, he was diagnosed with Dexter's disease, as a result, he created a hologram of himself to serve as the leader of the colonists. To make the construct more efficient, he hooked his body up to the computer running the planet. Perry's body suffered great pain, as a result of the construct keeping it forcibly alive. When the construct hooked Spock up to the computers, and later destroyed them, Perry was able to release Spock before gladly seeking relief in death

References

Dilithium crystal
The Enterprise's dilithium crystals were heavily damaged in the Klingon attack
blood oath
Korol swore a blood oath against Kirk for killing his brother

External link


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