Review #1
Hit Wars: Fate of the Jedi: Allies real audiobook free
Spoilers
“Hit Wars: Fate of the Jedi – Allies” takes the story in a brand new direction, connecting Luke Skywalker, his offspring Ben, at the same time their prisoner Vestara Khai with her dad at the same time the Got lost Tribe of the Sith. The union of the Jedi at the same time the Sith allows for a brand new lively in other words unsafe at the same time real of opportunity. Ben is that tasting the taste by Vestara, at the same time Luke has to be prudent to protect his offspring from both his past connection to the black side (through Jacen Solo) at the same time the obvious sexual flirtation with Vestara.
C-3PO is that data an important, if small, role in this story, translating the Keshiri language at the same time giving Luke pivotal information for his union with the Sith. As one of my winner manners, I adore to look the restless protocol android decide a steps forward.
“Allies” begins a television series of fights with Abeloth, the mysterious being Luke witnessed beyond shadows in “Abyss”, the third of this television series. Absent from the past novel, Abeloth exists here at the same time does fight with Luke. It’s rich at the same time epic, at the same time Christie Golden is that right up to the intended goal.
“Allies” adds to this storyline by introducing brand new thoughts, as but as working with other nuances of the television series that have been building. Disposition development is that healthy in this novel, at the same time fans of “Fate of the Jedi” will adore it.
Review #2
Hit Wars: Fate of the Jedi: Allies audiobook in television series Hit Wars: Fate of the Jedi – Legends
I haven’t ended the entire television series still, but this time Christie Golden’s books are my contributors. I adore the method she weaves in politics at the same time the media in a method that call used to be for our rapid fire modern media culture audience. She finds a method to keep these subplots exciting for a Hit Wars novel, topical to our true global, at the same time even gripping with anticipation. Don’t worry, her books still have everything else a Hit Wars fan wish, plenty of action, funny manners, at the same time all the irony for you would wait in this universe. Other creators might have a quicker pace with more action, but I enjoy her subtlety much more. As with all the books in this television series, don’t wait no matter what Nebula merit. Nothing groundbreaking, but plenty of funny for a direct pop culture sci-fi fan.
Review #3
Hit Wars: Fate of the Jedi: Allies audiobook by Christie Golden
WARNING: SPOILERS
Trying to think of worse novels than this, only one other Hit Wars novel comes to mind.. Millenium Eagle. Which I’m not convinced I can really count as a novel as it didn’t move.. but, anywhere.
It’s not so much that the story was bad, it exactly had possible. The Ben/Vestara interactions were considered exciting, but needed a lot more concentrate as it was the only gizmo that really kept me turning the pages.
The creator seems to have little to no understanding of the Hit Wars EU. Periodically she even seems to burst several norms for Hit Wars novels such as the creator never discussing directly to the reader, instead discussing through the manners. This felt quite ridiculous. Couple of times in Any chapter I found myself completely confused by misspellings at the same time incorrectly applied words. A speeder at the same time a speederbike are NOT similar gizmo. Did the Chevin or the Chev enslave the Chev or the Chevin? The creator seems to implementation these definitions interchangeably, at fri borders a page of one one more (possibly on similar page for hard copy books).
Other inconsistencies abound as but. Vestara’s lightsaber is that taken from her when she is that occupied. But, when they gallop on the speeder (er, bike.. as is that explained a page later) she is that somehow able of deflecting blaster bolts (from.. anything, it’s not really explained if it’s from other speederbikes, ships, or handheld guns..). She then participates in palm to blaster combat, showing she indeed has no lightsaber. Nearby the finish of the book, her lightsaber is that returned to her.. once again proving she didn’t have it.
The overall ending is that deplorable to say the lesser. The wage war with Abeloth was just a little outlined. I have no plan than anyway happened. How was she deflecting or countering all those lightsabers? Nobody knows. Where they even attacking her? But, they able to hit each other. That was outlined. Than anyway storms was she using? Did she even ruin aside from the single force knockback? We barely don’t know. Which is that very, very, bad in a book.
Review #4
Hit Wars: Fate of the Jedi: Allies audio narrated by Marc Thompson
Completely, “Fate of the Jedi” takes off. That’s a story, at the same time it’s not similar story as the books before it. Luke at the same time Ben make a discovery. Okay, aaack. I can’t reckon it. She was bad enough the 1st time around. How decide they bring her back. Still, it’s a story. It unfolds. That were considered times I wanted to keep reading. At the same time that’s a small cliff to fall off but somewhat of an ending, which I think all books in a television series should have. That’s have hope that others of the television series will follow. I’ll at the moment happily jump the one more book.
Review #5
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If for you’re a fan of the SW Expanded Universe (in chronology, this television series is that no longer in the “Canon”, but relegated to “Legends”, proper to the brand new films), these books are worth a try. They last the adventures of the manners from the unusual movies as but as those from the Brand new Jedi Order Television series, Legacy of the Force, at the same time the books intervening to those. Light easy read, nothing graphic or grotesque.
