Voices: Babylon 5, Book #1

Author: John Vornholt|See more titles by John Vornholt

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Format:Mass Market Paperbound

Dimensions:256 Pages, 0 x 0 x 0 IN

Published:February 10, 1995

Publisher:Dell Publishing

The following ISBNs are associated with this title:
ISBN - 10:0440220572
ISBN - 13:9780440220572

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Based on the popular syndicated TV series, set in the year 2258, which tells the story of a space station, the aliens who call it home, and the travelers and criminals who make it a port of call. In Book #1, telepath Talia Winters must run for her life through a perilous universe, when she's accused of sabotaging a convention on Babylon 5. Original

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John Vornholt is the author of is the author of two of the New York Times bestselling Star Trek: The Next Generation Dominion War books, the successful two-book Star Trek: The Next Generation series Gemworld, and several other Star Trek novels, including Quarantine, Antimatter, Sanctuary, War Drums, Rogue Saucer and Mind Meld. He lives in Tuscon, AZ.

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Stan Morris
Very Juvenile

11 years ago

Babylon 5 is a great TV series, and some of the books fit right in. This one, however, is written for juveniles. The plot depends on coincidence, including recognizing Talia Winters by "her rear end" after noting that the woman had "the finest can he had seen in a long time"
An equally bad criticism is that the plot is pointless. A telepath who wants to convince the Psi Corps that she is innocent could do it very easily - but she instead runs away.
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