Star Wars: Fate of the Jedi: Allies

from fulner

Significantly better than the last one. So a bunch of crazy stuff happens, Luke Skywaker tries to fight a big bad guy and has to become "allies" with Sith in order to work together to eliminate a mutual enemy, or do they? Some in-depth reporting continues to shed light on the worst stuff in the g...

from utbw42

Probably the best of the Fate Of The Jedi series so far...this one seems to start moving along the plot nicely, as well as add more depth to key players in this series: Luke, Ben, Vestara, Daala, etc. Han and Leia just seem to be bit players here; hopefully they will be more prominent in future i...

from AdamBourke

The first thing I can say about this fifth book is that it's a reassuring size. The last one by Golden was a bit thinner than the rest of the series, but this one isn't. As for the story, it's much better than the first three in the series. As I often do, I'll start by discussing the characters, ...

from tjsjohanna

I have a hard time picturing how a whole society can function on Sith terms - at least as openly as they are. No one makes any pains to disguise betrayal - not even among family or friends. Yet, this series does a good job of showing how easily betrayal comes to so many. Luke has solved one of th...

from NKSCF

Allies is a very divisive book, mostly for its moments of wonderful characterization and then character derailment, as well as some minor pacing issues. However, the good far outweighs the bad, and it works very well. Following their alliance with the Lost Tribe of Sith, Luke and Ben go to Klatoo...