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Title: Another entertaining entry in this series.
Review: "Stone and Anvil" deals with the aftermath of the murder of Science Officer Gleau, which was discovered at the end of the previous book in the series. Zac Kebron struggles to prove that a friend could not have committed the murder, even as all the evidence is stacked against his goal.Also in the book is an interleaved account of Mac and Eppy's Academy days, along with the very surprising story of how Mac performed on the Kobyashi Maru test. A link from an incident in the Academy years to the current event provides a satisfying double surprise for the ending.As is Peter David's style, there is plenty of humor in the book, some of which caused me to laugh or chuckle out loud. His style is always entertaining, never boring, and often humorous. As much as I've enjoyed books following up on the various TV series, the New Frontier books have over the years outshone them to become my very favorite Star Trek books. Kudos, Peter!!
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