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Previously in New Jedi Order, you may think that Jacen Solo is overly-philosophical. I'll tell you now that Vergere makes him seem like a blubbering baby.
When I read one of Matthew Stover's other books, the novelization of Episode III, I really enjoyed his writing style. It seemed to flow really well, it kept moving at a strong pace, but it didn't always seem rushed. In Traitor, I felt that the pace could have been picked up at times. In this book, I think that Stover really stands out against o ...more
When I read one of Matthew Stover's other books, the novelization of Episode III, I really enjoyed his writing style. It seemed to flow really well, it kept moving at a strong pace, but it didn't always seem rushed. In Traitor, I felt that the pace could have been picked up at times. In this book, I think that Stover really stands out against o ...more
Finished very quickly. I enjoyed the deeper delve into the Yuuzhan Vong however i dont think I like where this new force perspective is going to take Jacen, my least favorite character anyway.
One of my favorite Star Wars books.
5/23/24--Listened to audiobook at work. Not a bad listen, but Jacen's moral wondering about the Force got to be a bit much. Still can't stand Vergere, but what she did with Jacen leads very much into what happens in later series. Ganner's last stand is still my favorite. ...more
5/23/24--Listened to audiobook at work. Not a bad listen, but Jacen's moral wondering about the Force got to be a bit much. Still can't stand Vergere, but what she did with Jacen leads very much into what happens in later series. Ganner's last stand is still my favorite. ...more
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