Truly bananas extremely elaborate Klingon plot. Like, incoherent motivations (McCoy keeps going "who knows why Klingons do things?") Ultimately, the most active villain/turncoat turns out to be Finney from TOS 1x14, but honestly...it's just way too convoluted.

A la Enterprise se le ha encomendado la misión de mediar entre Chyrellka y su colonia Vancania, que ha iniciado una lucha de liberación justo antes de que le fuera concedida la independencia. Y si extraño le parece a Kirk el comportamiento del primer ministro de Chyrellka cuando éste sube a bordo de la nave de la Federación, más extraño les parece a Spock y McCoy, enviados al planeta rebelde, el comportamiento de Delkondros, el dirigente independentista.

Captain's Log, Stardate Today. We've solved the mystery of the Klingon interlopers. The leaders and possibly governments of both planets are dead and there's a ship of refugees left stranded in space. But Spock and McCoy are back, so our job here is done. Mr. Sulu, ahead Warp Factor 3. ( )

A typical Star Trek novel. An ok read. ( )

A straightforward, generic-type Star Trek adventure, with Spock and McCoy taken hostages on a planet in the throes of rebellion and civil war, as Kirk does what he can on board the Enterprise. A decent enough read, just nothing particularly special. ( )