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Binding: Mass Market Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 813.54
EAN: 9780345477354
ISBN: 0345477359
Label: Del Rey
Manufacturer: Del Rey
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 496
Publication Date: May 01, 2007
Publisher: Del Rey
Release Date: May 01, 2007
Sales Rank: 15137
Studio: Del Rey
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Editorial Review:
Product Description:
“[Betrayal] blasts off a new string of adventures starring beloved Star Wars familiars . . . this new installment should please Star Wars fans.”
–Publishers Weekly
Honor and duty collide with friendship and blood ties as the Skywalker and Solo clans find themselves on opposing sides of an explosive conflict.
When a mission to uncover an illegal missile factory on the planet Adumar ends in a violent ambush–from which Jedi Knight Jacen Solo and his protégé and cousin, Ben Skywalker, narrowly escape with their lives–it’s the most alarming evidence yet that political unrest is threatening to ignite into total rebellion. The specter of full-scale war looms between a growing cadre of defiant planets and the Galactic Alliance that some fear is becoming a new Empire.
Determined to root out those behind the mayhem, Jacen follows a trail of cryptic clues to a rendezvous with the most shocking of revelations. Meanwhile Luke grapples with something even more troubling: dream visions of a shadowy figure whose Force power and ruthlessness remind him of Darth Vader. If Luke’s visions come to pass, they will bring untold pain to the Jedi Master . . . and to the galaxy.
Average Rating: 
Rating:  -
I really disliked this book and the whole Legacy of the Force series. This is the first book of the series. The series seems bent on seeing how many former allies they can make into enemies and how messed up they can make both the Skywalker and Solo clans become. There is nothing about this series that furthers the Star Wars universe in a positive way. None of the characters are truly heroic including Luke who seems to have forgotton all hr learned from Ben, Yoda, and from lessons in his later ... Read More
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This book is, IN ITS OWN RIGHT ok...
but if you read Legacy of the Force CLOSELY
you'll notice that the potentatium perspective IS NOT EVEN MENTIONED THROUGHOUT IT
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I got the impression some people just fell that the NJO got too "Morally gray"
so they decided to go back to straightforward "Sith/Jedi" Duality
And spare me the "Thats what Star wars is about!" Line
I was so looking forward to seeing Jacens quest ... Read More
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The first few books of this series start off spectacularly. We see new and old characters and new action. We see a seemingly new plot development with a good character starting to be lured to the dark side because of love...oh wait, that's been done already.
What's so bad about this series is it was seemingly written for shock value alone and nothing else. No thought is truly given to the characters motivations, they're just made up by the authors to fit a new series. The only EU that was ... Read More
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Well I guess I better start out by clearly stating that this review is based upon the entire "Legacy of the Force" series and not solely on this particular book. With that in mind, this same review will be posted on each book in the series under the same guidelines, as a review on the entire series, not just a single book in the series. With that in mind, here goes...
My first comment is that the overall feel for this series seems to be a bit off. Now I don't know if it is me, or if other ... Read More
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I've enjoyed so many of the Expanded Universe novels for Star Wars. Some are definitely much better than others. Unfortunately, there is a downward trend of good material that will hold my interest. I enjoy new characters and broadening away from the original trilogy heroes. However, not every new book needs to include some new facet of those old heroes or their involvement in the stories. I feel that newer characters are strong enough to hold up a plot and their own stories. We don't need to see Luke, ... Read More
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