Timothy's Reviews > Pliable Truths

This was a mostly enjoyable romp, very engaging, and made me feeling very nostalgic for that period of TNG/DS9, revisiting old friends and themes and has clearly been exhaustively researched by the author to seamlessly fit into the time period lead right up to the first episode of DS9.
I did like the touch of keeping Worf off the station, to stay in line with the continuity that he clearly meets all the DS9 personnel for the 1st time on his DS9 debut episode The Way of the Warrior.
On the negative side, and why i docked a star was for the almost countless times the lead characters went off into to daydreams or reminiscences only to jerked back to reality by someone. I feel this is a narrative that can be used once at most but it happened to every character !
Additionally, it had more endings than the Return of the King and then an additional two chapters after the story had essentially finished (felt like The Scouring of the Shire) that felt unnecessary and made me think the author had come short of an agreed wordcount?