Stargate SG-1: Four Dragons
War Games…It was meant to be a soft mission, something to ease Doctor Daniel Jackson back into things after his time among the Ancients — after all, what could possibly go wrong on a simple survey of ancient Chinese ruins? As it turns out, a whole lot.
After accidentally activating a Goa’uld transport ring, Daniel finds himself the prisoner of Lord Yu, the capricious Goa’uld System Lord. Meanwhile, SG1’s efforts to rescue their friend are hampered by a representative of the Chinese government with an agenda of his own to follow — and a deep secret to hide.
But Colonel Jack O’Neill is in no mood for delay. He’ll go to any lengths to get Daniel back — even if it means ignoring protocol and taking matters into his own hands.
Written by Diana Dru Botsford, Stargate SG-1: Four Dragons explores the multi-faceted threads of the franchise – from the Goa’uld to the Ancients – and how Jack O’Neill and his team play a critical role in the shaping of our past, present and future.
The story continues next year in The Drift.
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[...] Four Dragons: A new Stargate novel written by Diana Botsford. [...]
[...] Diana Dru Botsford, the co-writer of the episode’s story (and who is, in the interests of full disclosure, a good friend of your humble rewatcher), has worked on several shows and films as a producer (including Terminator 2: Judgment Day, From Dusk Till Dawn, Inspector Gadget, and the 1989 remakes of both Dragnet and Adam-12), and is currently the producer of the science fiction web series Epilogue, which she produced with her screenwriting students at Missouri State University. She also wrote an excellent Stargate SG1 novel Four Dragons. [...]
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[...] I completed work on SG-1: Four Dragons, I knew there was more story to tell. The thorn I’d created in SG-1′s side — [...]