Life Debt: Aftermath (Star Wars)

from hopeevey

I still very much enjoyed the story of this book. The narration and sound editing didn't really work for me. The narration was too over-the-top melodramatic for the material. The sound and music choices seemed more about stuffing in as many recognizably Star Wars things than about serving the sto...

from GeoffHabiger

Life Debt was interesting, filling in some gaps in the new canon for the Star Wars Universe - particularly for dealing with the liberation of Kashyyyk. There are some interesting twists and turns in the plot and I liked some of the character development. But at the same time, I thought the book w...

from churchid

The plot is good, and I like that this starts to tie events back into the timeline of the main characters (Han, Chewie, Leia, etc.), but I still can barely tolerate the writing style of Chuck Wendig. While somewhat better than the first book of this trilogy, the writing style is still more approp...

from JohnFair

This is another book in the sequence of stories that is taking us from 'Star Wars: Return of the Jedi' to 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens'. Although they haven't officially let any one know yet, Leia and Han have married and are expecting a child, but Han has unfinished debts that the New Republic ...

from Arkrayder

This was a better written book than the first. The different groups have finally met and things are moving forward toward Jakku. The story suffers a bit from jumping forward in places and not giving any clear narrative as to what happened. An example of this is what happens to Jom Barell. It almo...