I am happy to say that Allston has followed that up with a novel that's as good, if not better.Īt its core, Backlash doesn't exactly shrug off the formulaic structure of the other books in the series thus far. But in came Troy Denning with the third book Abyss and the introduction of a new, game-changing villain that offered some real hope for the series' direction. Wes: Fate of the Jedi has found its footing.Īfter starting the series with two lackluster novels, including Aaron Allston's last effort Outcast, Fate of the Jedi seemed to suffer from too much padding and a flimsy, repetitive story. But for all, it is a game-changing - and life-altering - encounter of untold magnitude, and a tactical gambit with unimaginable consequences.

For others, it could be the ultimate weapon of conquest. For some, it may be the ultimate source of answers crucial to their survival. Yet, no greater threat exists than that which still waits in the depths of the distant Maw Cluster: A being of pure, ravenous dark-side energy named Abeloth calls out across the stars to Jedi and Sith alike. But the bold maneuver only intensifies Daala's fury, and she is determined to shatter Jedi Order resistance once and for all. Meanwhile, Han and Leia Solo are on their own desperate mission, shuttling madness-stricken Jedi from Coruscant to safe haven in the Transitory Mists - and beyond the grasp of Galactic Alliance Chief of State Natasi Daala. It is a chase that leads to the forbidding planet Dathomir, where an enclave of powerful dark-side Force-wielders will give Vestara the edge she needs to escape - and where the Skywalkers will be forced into combat for their quarry and their lives.

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