Mudd's Angels - Adapted By J. A. Lawrence - Book Review

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BOOK DETAILS

252 Pages
January 1978
Bantam Books
Paperback

ISBN: 0-553-23756-X

Mudd's Angels

February 1985 Cover Image

MUDD'S ANGELS

Adapted By: J. A. Lawrence

Responding to a top priority message from Starfleet
Command three days ago, the Enterprise began
a systematic investigation of all dilithium-producing
planets to determine why scheduled deliveries to
Starbase fueling depots were not being made.
The answer: a new consortium of companies has been
outbidding not only Federation but Romulan and
Klingon representatives as well for the precious
crystals, resulting in a virtual paralysis of the
galactic economy. The madness behind this method
is obvious: a monopoly on the most valuable fuel
source in the universe guarantees unlimited wealth and power.

And the man behind this madness?
None other than our old friend - Harry Mudd.

TREKKIEGUY'S REVIEW

Good 'ole Harry Mudd!
This one isn't as good as other Harry Mudd stories,
but it captures most of the 'fun' of Mr. Mudd.

OVERALL RATING

THE FINE PRINT

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