Star Wars: Battlefront II: Inferno Squad (Star Wars) (Hardcover)

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I'm not a huge Christie Golden fan at all. Most of her SW stuff I think has been total dreck. On a writing level, this is sub-par to average, as per usual with her. The plot for this is basically two hundred pages of set-up to getting them infiltrated in the "dreamers", the remnants of Saw Gerrer...

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Starts well but drags somewhat in the third quarter before picking up at the end again. A mildly diverting read but not spectacular. Iden Versio is an interesting character as are the other members of Inferno Squad but we never really get to know them in any kind of depth.

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I was disappointed, we find out what happens after Saw's death and how the Inferno Squad comes together. But unfortunately the characters are flat and uninteresting. Idea felt likes spin off of Jynn Erso and the rest were all flat. This could've easily been one of the junior novels rather than wh...

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Christie Golden's Star Wars: Battlefront II: Inferno Squad follows the titular Imperial strike force as they attempt to secure the Empire in the wake of the events of Rogue One and the destruction of the Death Star. The four-person squad, composed of Iden Versio, Gideon Hask, Seyn Marana, and Del...

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Christie Golden's Star Wars: Battlefront II: Inferno Squad follows the titular Imperial strike force as they attempt to secure the Empire in the wake of the events of Rogue One and the destruction of the Death Star. The four-person squad, composed of Iden Versio, Gideon Hask, Seyn Marana, and Del...