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3.75

This is the 38th book of EU read through, we're sort of getting close to a third of the EU books. The rating is mediocre but let's get one thing straight, there's magic in here. When I read the last 80 pages or so of this book I had the same old feeling I used to have as a kid watching clone wars or the first time I saw revenge of the sith. I've been chasing that feeling every since and Allston gets it done. Fantastic action sequences all around, atmospheric descriptions of environment and snappy and on point dialogue really make this feel like Star Wars. The biggest issue is that the plot and pacing felt very strange in that the plots seemed unrealted to eachother and the cliffhanger of the first book of the duology even if they fit in the greater NJO story. I think this is an artifact of the plubisher having the author break what is really just one story into two books. Considering the plot lines of both books and assuming the Allston would have arranged them in a more balanced and sensible order, we have more peak Star Wars here.

Absolutley looking forward to more!