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Loading... Outbound Flightby Timothy ZahnSeries: Star Wars (27 BBY), Star Wars: The Rise of the Empire era (27 BBY)
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. This was not what I was expecting it to be but it surprised me and I found it to be an enjoyable book. This has less to do with Jedi and lightsabers than most Star Wars books out there and while those things are present they are not near the top of the list. The story fallows the progress of a mission called Outbound Flight (which you can surmise from the books title) and it's eventual disaster, it's a very technical read and for some may be a bit to heavy on details but for any Star Wars fan I think this would be an enjoyable story. Timothy Zahn is the man. The Star Wars man. Episodes 7-9 by TZ, there's the dream! I enjoyed this book much more than Survivor's Quest, actually, and I hope he writes more prequel-era novels; this was the first one set then that I really liked. It had continuity! It tied the Yuuzhan Vong back into the prequel era! It had wee!Thrawn! (Who was still a massive Mary Sue, out-Sueing even Mara [whom I also adore], but I forgive TZ since, just, so cool.) no reviews | add a review
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The real joy, of course, is seeing more of Zahn's greatest character, Thrawn. Zahn writes him like the alien love child of Sherlock Holmes and Napoleon, and it's great fun watching Thrawn outwit the galaxy again. The young smuggler whose point of view we follow in the Thrawn storyline isn't very annoying at all.
Then, we have a pleasant surprise in the form of Jedi Lorana Jinzler; Lorana's storyline is readable, and I became fond of the character. (