Star Wars: Fate of the Jedi - Legends: Backlash: Star Wars Legends (Fate of the Jedi) (Series #4) (Paperback)

from sferguson

A good continuation of the series. Several books in, this series is one that continues to draw the reader forward, wishing to know what happens next. The one, seemingly consistent, lack that this series shows is that the scope is not what it has been in previous Star Wars novels that I've read. D...

from storeyonastory

Aaron Allston, author of the first Fate of the Jedi book Outcast, has provided this fourth installment in the Fate of the Jedi series, Backlash. Allston has once again crafted an engaging story, however it doesn't advance the core story of this series. In each of the previous books, we follow Jed...

from utbw42

I'm starting to think that all the novels in the Fate Of The Jedi series really comprise one big novel in 9 parts, as this one just picks up where Abyss left off and continues the plot points along similar paths without really going anywhere. Still an enjoyable read, and slightly better written a...

from edstan76

Each book in the Fate of the Jedi series gets better then the previous. In this one, Allston shines and shows he knows Star Wars. Though this series suffers like the former Legacy series... All the books are well tied together which is good, but a lot of them lack the scope of some of the earlier...

from tjsjohanna

Switching between two arenas of action - Dathomir and Coruscant - the reader gets to see both the on-going search of Luke to find the Sith, and the tenuousness of the government as it tries to recover from the damage Jacen Solo did. I'm enjoying more time with the main Star Wars characters - it's...