| Book Review |
For
the first book in a roughly 9-10 book series, it wasn't the best read.
Everything takes place about 30 years after Episode 4. At this point,
there is a semi-newly established government that's showing traces of
the Empire by its actions against Han Solo's home world and people,
which divides the characters. In the middle of this is an underlying
sub-plot involving one of Han and Leia's Jedi sons, who really, really,
really likes to be philosophical in explaining why he has issues with
the Jedi Order. Exposition with that character - and subsequent writing -
takes away from the novel. I found myself not interested in about 150
pages of the book as a result. |
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