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Synopsis
A merchant ship's frantic S.O.S sends the U.S.S. Enterprise speeding to the rescue! But the starship's mission of mercy soon becomes a desperate struggle for survival against a nightmarish enemy Captain Kirk can neither identify nor understand, an enemy he must defeat without the aid of one of his most trusted officers. For the Leonard McCoy Kirk knew is gone. In his place stands a stranger -- a man with no memory of his Starfleet career, his family, his friends... or the one thing James T. Kirk needs most of all. His dreams.
Is Dreams of the Raven appropriate for my child?
Suitable for most readers 13 and up.
Contains moderate sci-fi action violence typical of Star Trek, psychological tension around memory loss and identity, and mild language. No sexual content or graphic violence.
What to know going in
This book has moderate violence, no sexual content, and mild language. Content notes include amnesia, mental manipulation, and identity loss.
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Who'll love this
Fans of Star Trek will appreciate the mystery surrounding McCoy's memory loss and Kirk's desperate mission to save both his friend and the Enterprise.