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Natalie
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So far, It's been fun to spend some time in the universe of one of my comfort shows. Not to say that it's without fault (far from it!), To start, the whole premise is based on one of my least favourite arcs. But it's a quick read, with a space faring adventure at the core with some interesting development for Tasha that the series failed to include. I can see myself ploughing through this one in another sitting.
— Dec 11, 2021 11:01PM
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Nadienne Williams
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CW: coercion...
...and now this Commander is her fiancé and her supervising officer on the ship they were assigned on together...
— Dec 09, 2021 01:05PM
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...and now this Commander is her fiancé and her supervising officer on the ship they were assigned on together...
Nadienne Williams
is on page 63 of 253
Holy crap, more CW: Coercive subordinate-supervisor sex.
So, the Starfleet Officer who rescued Tasha (and whom she idolized and hero-worshipped as a teen) and was sort of a father to her, has returned to watch now Cadet Yar graduate from the Academy...he's a Commander, she a Cadet...he was her paternal caregiver...and now they bang...
I'm sorry, and I know this was the 80s, but *shudder*...and he calls her "girl"
— Dec 09, 2021 11:22AM
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So, the Starfleet Officer who rescued Tasha (and whom she idolized and hero-worshipped as a teen) and was sort of a father to her, has returned to watch now Cadet Yar graduate from the Academy...he's a Commander, she a Cadet...he was her paternal caregiver...and now they bang...
I'm sorry, and I know this was the 80s, but *shudder*...and he calls her "girl"
Nadienne Williams
is on page 35 of 253
Well, there's some CW for you: rape and cat-murder.
I know the novels aren't canon...but Tasha's last name "Yar" she took from an old lady that helped her for about a year so when she was a child...so, Ishara Yar makes no sense, at all.
Also, now her home world wasn't discovered by the Federation until the 24th Century, but I'm pretty sure in an earlier novel they said her home world seceded from the Federation.
— Dec 09, 2021 06:41AM
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I know the novels aren't canon...but Tasha's last name "Yar" she took from an old lady that helped her for about a year so when she was a child...so, Ishara Yar makes no sense, at all.
Also, now her home world wasn't discovered by the Federation until the 24th Century, but I'm pretty sure in an earlier novel they said her home world seceded from the Federation.









