Treaty's Law: Day of Honor #4

I enjoy reading all of the Star Trek series. Fun to read about the crew and its adventures.

This is one of the best Star Trek books I've ever read, and I've read many. It is action-oriented, but has plenty going on behind the action for those who don't read Star Trek purely for action. I'm not generally a fan of Klingons, although I'm finally beginning to accept them as protagonists, so if I speak highly of this book, understand that that's an extremely high recommendation; it isn't as though it's coming from somebody who loves any book focusing on Klingons and their culture.If you're a fan of Klingons, this one can't miss. If you're a Kirk fan, you'll love it. One could quibble, and suggest that the relationship between Kirk and the Klingon commander is too congenial for the time period in which the book is set, but that would be an EXTREMELY picky quibble.

It is a good, good, good book. Many of Dean Wesley Smith and Kristine Kathryn Rusch books are on the top of my favorite books list because they are entertaining, humorous and thought-provoking.In my opinion, Treaty's Law is the best Day of Honor book. As a matter of fact Treaty's Law is my favorite Day of Honor book. I admit I was disapoointed by the other three books.I also liked reading the Day of Honor book for kids entitled Honor Bound (DS9's young adult).

Welcome to the basis of the Day of Honor. Read about how Kirk's unorthodox thinking and Kor's honor and reason save a Klingon colony from total annihilation. A must read for all fans of the Star Trek universe.