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Destiny's Way by Walter Jon Williams

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Nov 05, 11

bookshelves: star-wars, hardcover
Read from October 27 to November 05, 2011

This is a great addition to the NJO series. We learned in the last book of the series, Traitor, that Jacen Solo was still alive. The first third of this book looked at his welcome back by his family and friends. Now, I am not the most sentimental guy, but I liked how the author staggered Jacen's return. He first meets up with his Uncle Luke, than Han & Leia, then finally his twin sister, Jaina. Each meeting was more and more emotional and touching for the young Jedi. The rest of the book featured the return of an aging, and ill, Admiral Ackbar who puts forth such a simple plan to turn the tide of war, I am not sure why some other half intelligent character didn't think of it sooner. (We are talking pretty simple here. This is something JarJar Binks could have thought up.). While the lame plan is executed, Walter John Williams, the author, puts us through some of the more exciting action sequences I have read in a Star Wars novel. And, on that alone, I would recommend any fan of Star Wars to read this book. Of course, it helps if you understand what is going on too.

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