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Binding: Mass Market PaperbackDewey Decimal Number: 813.54 EAN: 9780345477521 ISBN: 0345477529 Label: Del Rey Manufacturer: Del Rey Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 416 Publication Date: November 28, 2006 Publisher: Del Rey Release Date: November 28, 2006 Studio: Del Rey Editorial Review: Product Description: Forty years after the Battle of Yavin a dangerous new era in the Star Wars epic begins–the revelations are shocking, the stakes desperate, and the enemy everywhere. As civil war threatens the unity of the Galactic Alliance, Han and Leia Solo have enraged their families and the Jedi by joining the Corellian insurgents. But the Solos draw the line when they discover the rebels’ plot to make the Hapan Consortium an ally–which rests upon Hapan nobles murdering their pro-Alliance queen and her daughter. Yet the Solos’ selfless determination to save the queen cannot dispel the inescapable consequences of their actions, that will pit mother against son and brother against sister in the battles ahead. For as Jacen Solo’s dark powers grow stronger under the Dark Jedi Lumiya, and his influence over Ben Skywalker becomes more insidious, Luke’s concern for his nephew forces him into a life-and-death struggle against his fiercest foe, and Han and Leia Solo find themselves at the mercy of their deadliest enemy . . . their son. Average Rating:
 Rating: - goodGood item little banged up but that is what you can expect from used books lol overall great experience. Thx Rating: - Could Have Been BetterWell I will say that I did enjoy this installment in the Legacy of the Force series. However, when you go into this book you must realize that it's a middle book. The Legacy of the Force is a 9 book series and this is a middle book. There's not going to be a lot solved. It is however going to give a lot of backstory and future plot elements. I really loved to read about the triangle that is forming between Jacen vs. Luke vs. Ben. Who is going to win Ben over to their side? Jacen ... Read More Rating: - Finally! A good book in the series.The first two books in this series made me think this series was dead, but this one happily surprised me. I liked the story, unlike the previous books. Troy does things in this book that the other 2 had failed to do in their books, making it interesting. The first one wasn't bad, the second one was horrid, but this one is very well written and interesting. I wanted to give up, but after reading this one, I want to continue. Thank you so much, Troy! Rating: - Good BookI liked the book but it seemed to drag a little leading up to the big battle at the end but then the battle ended real quickly. I understand this story isn't really about the military battles. But, this was the most important battle of the series so far and it just ended really abruptly. I think Jacen should be kicked out of the JO by now. They are having way to much patience with him. Rating:  - A solid read, but not much moreDenning kicks the GA/Corellian war ahead in TEMPEST, bringing Hapes into the mix on the side of the Alliance. Unfortunately, here the confusion begins; the Hapans have their own fleets, while the very thing that the Corellians rebelled over was *because* they wanted their own fleets! Denning fails to make clear exactly how this works; the reader is expected to hand-wave this in favor of the further character exploration of Jacen with his daughter and his lover. And while the sickly logical Jacen is ... Read More |
