The 34th Rule

By: David R. George III, Armin Shimerman

Narrated by: Armin Shimerman

Quark's biggest deal -- by the actor who brings him to life!
For once, business is going well for Quark, not that anyone on Deep Space Nine truly appreciates his genius for finding profit in the most unlikely of circumstances. Quark is even looking forward to making the deal of a lifetime -- when he suddenly finds himself stuck right in the middle of a major dispute between Bajor and the Ferengi Alliance. It seems that the Grand Nagus is refusing to sell one of the lost Orbs of the Prophets to the Bajoran government, which has responded by banning all Ferengi activity in Bajoran space.
With diplomatic relations between the two cultures rapidly breaking down, Quark loses first his bar, then his freedom. But even penniless, he still has his cunning and his lobes, and those alone may be all he needs to come out on top -- and prevent an interstellar war!© and (P)1999 Paramount Pictures, All Rights Reserved; AUDIOWORKS Is an Imprint of Simon and Schuster Audio Division, Simon & Schuster Inc.

A good book for those who like Deep Space 9

A quick listen if you are on a plane. The story is excellent. And the narrator performance is very good.

Perfect for nostalgic DS9ers

So grateful to Armin Shimerman for his excellent work on this, both writing and narrating!

well done

very enjoyable- my only complaint was that sometimes all the characters sounded the same, all like ferengi

Wow!!

So glad to have had experienced this story narrated by Armin Shimerman. Excellent. Loved the story all the way through. Quark has long been one of my favorite characters along with Garak. Quark was on point from start to finish. I really felt like I was enjoying an episode of DS9. I think all Next Gen actors and DS9 actors should follow suit with their own audio book stories

Good Story but bad performance

I would have thought since they got Armin Shimmerman to play Quark that he would actually apply the voice of Quark. He doesn't sound like Quark at all in this audiobook. He does a better job immitating Rom then the character he played on Deep Space Nine for seven years. I don't understand that at all. The story overall was good, but I wanted a real Quark feel to it, and I didn't get that.