Fate of the Jedi in Review

March 23, 2012 at 9:06 am | Posted in Reviews, Star Wars Books | Leave a comment
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Yes, Fate of the Jedi is finally over. Three years ago Aaron Allston sent us off in Outcast. With Apocalypse, Denning brought us back home. We have seen Luke Skywalker become an outlaw excommunicated from his Jedi Order. We have seen his son, Ben Skywalker, fall in love with a Sith girl named Vestara Khai. But most significantly, we have seen the terror that is Abeloth; a tentacled Force being capable of driving young Jedi insane, incorporating multiple bodies simultaneously, and literally changing the landscape of the worlds she inhabits.

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Posted By: Skuldren for Roqoo Depot.

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