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Title :	New Earth: Thin Air
Writers :	Dean Wesley Smith, Kristine Kathryn Rusch
Year :	2000
Rating :	3.0000 for 2 reviews	Add your own review
Reviewer :	Titan1080	Rating :
Review :	The fifth of the series, this was the shortest and my least favorite. Yet another problem that the local civilization initiated to drive the colonists out of Belle Terre, this book is pretty Kirk heavy. Not that that's a bad thing, but the other novels did a better job developing the main characters without over-emphasizing any one of them. Also, the end of the book didn't have much in the way of closure and whether or not this leads into the sixth novel of the series is unknown to me as I have not read Challenger.
Reviewer :	Ktasay	Rating :
Review :	A vast improvement on books 3 and 4 in the series! Characterizations were pretty good for the most part, and even the treknology which was the downfall of the previous two books was done well.

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