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So, all my friends thought it was weird that I was reading a book that was a video game, but I loved it! Lots of action and I love the characters Starkiller and Proxy. I enjoyed reading the Sith style of fighting which is something not all Star Wars books have a lot of. It's also cool to see Starkkiller's view of the Dark Side. Great book for gamers! ( )
  Jedi_Skygirl | Aug 17, 2011 |
Starkiller is a secret apprentice to Darth Vader. To prove he is ready to come out of hiding, Darth Vader sends him on several missions to kill Jedi that are in hiding. Helping him are his droid Proxy, and a fighter pilot, Juno. As he fights the Jedi, he begins to question if what he has been taught is correct.

This was so-so. Because Starkiller believes in the Dark Side of the Force the story is darker. There is lots of anger, betrayal and hate as well as Sith style fighting, aka destroy everything. I never really connected with any of the characters. The writing was a little choppy and I found the third person narratives to be oddly phrased. I couldn't quite put my finger on it, but I kept stumbling over the writing. It made a better video game than a book. ( )
  readr | Mar 8, 2011 |
I was not impressed as the story unfolded. Part 1 "Imperial" had so much promise and then things just spiraled down. I felt like I was getting patches of other novels strung together instead of original new material. Also, I felt like the plot line conflicts with Rebel Dawn. ( )
  Hedgepeth | Dec 27, 2010 |
In this book you will see peaple fight with laser swords guns that shoot plasma and battle droids fighting clones.
  cameron354 | Dec 16, 2010 |
Though this book is action packed and great for any true Star Wars fan, the extreme over-use of Sith character violence makes it not so hot and similar in content to that of Episode III: Revenge of the Sith, and I recommend it for those who liked that movie. But its action differs in a worse way to the style of the movies except that one. Though I must admit, it was better written than the official versions of the original trilogy. ( )
  legoman64 | Aug 31, 2010 |
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The life of Darth Vader's secret student took a strange and deadly turn the day his Master first spoke of General Rahm Kota.
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“The Sith always betray one another. . . . I’m sure you’ll learn that soon enough.”

The overthrow of the Republic is complete. The Separatist forces have been smashed, the Jedi Council nearly decimated, and the rest of the Order all but destroyed. Now absolute power rests in the iron fist of Darth Sidious–the cunning Sith lord better known as the former Senator, now Emperor, Palpatine. But more remains to be done. Pockets of resistance in the galaxy must still be defeated and missing Jedi accounted for . . . and dealt with. These crucial tasks fall to the Emperor’s ruthless enforcer, Darth Vader. In turn, the Dark Lord has groomed a lethal apprentice entrusted with a top-secret mission: to comb the galaxy and dispatch the last of his masters’ enemies, thereby punctuating the dark side’s victory with the Jedi’s doom.

Since childhood, Vader’s nameless agent has known only the cold, mercenary creed of the Sith. His past is a void; his present, the carrying out of his deadly orders. But his future beckons like a glistening black jewel with the ultimate promise: to stand beside the only father he has ever known, with the galaxy at their feet. It is a destiny he can realize only by rising to the greatest challenge of his discipleship: destroying Emperor Palpatine.

The apprentice’s journeys will take him across the far reaches of the galaxy, from the Wookiee homeworld of Kashyyyk to the junkyard planet of Raxus Prime. On these missions, the young Sith acolyte will forge an unlikely alliance with a ruined Jedi Master seeking redemption and wrestle with forbidden feelings for his beautiful comrade, Juno Eclipse. And he will be tested as never before–by shattering revelations that strike at the very heart of all he believes and stir within him long-forgotten hopes of reclaiming his name . . . and changing his destiny.

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Set between Star Wars: Episode III, Revenge of the Sith and Star Wars: Episode IV, A New Hope, an action-packed official novel based on the release of the new Star Wars video game follows Darth Vader as he embarks on a quest to rid the galaxy of the Jedi and confronts life-altering decisions that could change everything.… (more)

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