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Star Wars: Fate of the Jedi: Omen
By: Christie Golden , Bob DobeBook Publisher: Random House
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Reader Review: It's a short book but I really enjoyed Golden's introduction to the Lost Tribe of the Sith. I loved their ornate culture. Very different than Sith of any other era. And I liked Vestara Khai. She's a strong and interesting young woman and I enjoyed reading about her and life of Kesh. Ship makes an appearenence and I'm always happy to read about old, Ship. The crazy Jedi plot is cool. I like the idea. I found the trip to the zoo with Han, Leia and Allana a little much. It felt like a kids book in those places but generally I enjoyed Omen. Golden proves she can write Star Wars and her invention of The Lost Tribe is a very interesting addition to the Star Wars universe.
The Jedi Order is in crisis. The late Jacen Solo’s shocking transformation into murderous Sith Lord Darth Caedus has cast a damning pall over those who wield the Force for good: Two Jedi Knights have succumbed to an inexplicable and dangerous psychosis, criminal charges have driven Luke Skywalker into self-imposed exile, and power-hungry Chief of State Natasi Daala is exploiting anti-Jedi sentiment to undermine the Order’ s influence within the Galactic Alliance.
Forbidden to intervene in Jedi affairs, Luke is on a desperate mission to uncover the truth behind Jacen’s fall to the dark side–and to learn what’s turning peaceful Jedi into raving lunatics. But finding answers will mean venturing into the mind-bending space of the Kathol Rift and bargaining with an alien species as likely to destroy outsiders as deal with them. Still, there is no other choice and no time to lose, as the catastrophic events on Coruscant continue to escalate. Stricken by the same violent dementia that infected her brother, Valin, Jedi Knight Jysella Horn faces an equally grim fate after her capture by Natasi Daala’ s police. And when Han and Leia Solo narrowly foil another deranged Jedi bent on deadly destruction, even acting Jedi Grand Master Kenth Hamner appears willing to bow to Daala’s iron will–at the expense of the Jedi Order.
But an even greater threat is looming. Millennia in the past, a Sith starship crashed on an unknown low-tech planet, leaving the survivors stranded. Over the generations, their numbers have grown, the ways of the dark side have been nurtured, and the time is fast approaching when this lost tribe of Sith will once more take to the stars to reclaim their legendary destiny as rulers of the galaxy. Only one thing stands in their way, a name whispered to them through the Force: Skywalker.
Features a bonus section following the novel that includes a primer on the Star Wars expanded universe, and over half a dozen excerpts from some of the most popular Star Wars books of the last thirty years!
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| Title of eBook: Star Wars: Fate of the Jedi: Omen | |
| Release Date: 06-23-2009 | |
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| Publisher: Random House Publishing Group |
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Star Wars: Fate of the Jedi: Omen
Two Years Earlier
The ocean sighed as it rushed forward and receded in a rhythm even more ancient than what was unfolding on its lavender- sand shores. While the sun was bright and warm, a breeze came from the sea to cool the heated faces of the two figures standing there.
They faced each other, as still as if they were carved from stone, the only motion around them that of their hair and heavy black robes as the wind toyed with them.
Then, as if by some unheard signal, one of them moved. The soft sound of the ocean was punctuated by a sharp snap- hiss. The almost perfectly symmetrical, light purple features of Vestara Khai’s adversary were abruptly cast into sickly green relief. Vestara activated her own weapon with a fluid motion, saluted her opponent with it, settled into position, and waited to see who would make the first move. She balanced lightly on the balls of her booted feet, ready to leap left, right, or straight up. Still her opponent did not move.
The sun was at its height and its light was harsh, beating down on them like something physical. Their heavy dark robes were stifling hot, but Vestara would no sooner abandon her robes than she would abandon her weapon or her heritage. The robes were traditional, ancient, a deep and valued part of who she was, and she would endure the encumbrance. The Tribe valued strength as much as it valued beauty; rewarded patience as much as initiative. The wise being was the one who knew when which was called for.
Vestara sprang.
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Title: Star Wars: Fate of the Jedi: Omen August 12, 2012 It's a short book but I really enjoyed Golden's introduction to the Lost Tribe of the Sith. I loved their ornate culture. Very different than Sith of any other era. And I liked Vestara Khai. She's a strong and interesting young woman and I enjoyed reading about her and life of Kesh. Ship makes an appearenence and I'm always happy to read about old, Ship.
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Reviewer: A reader from VICTORIA, BC CAN
The crazy Jedi plot is cool. I like the idea. I found the trip to the zoo with Han, Leia and Allana a little much. It felt like a kids book in those places but generally I enjoyed Omen. Golden proves she can write Star Wars and her invention of The Lost Tribe is a very interesting addition to the Star Wars universe.
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