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I really can sum up this novel in two words.....Love Commander.I really wish the Star Wars EU guys would STOP makeing up profanity like stang,rodder and kriffing it sounds so stupid use the real deal if you must use it or better yet language has many derogitory terms that arent vulgar use those you may actually educate someone.
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There were only two real noteworthy things that happened in Exile, Ben being sent unknown to him on a Sith test and the Skywalker-Solo (minus Jacen of course) clan coming to realize that their family being split may be exactly what the enemy is wanting. I liked Ben's test being him alone on a Sith planet where he and only he can choice which path he'll follow and struggling to survive. The second part it was nice to see the Skywalkers-Solos come to the realization. I had hoped with this being the fourth book we would have more answers about the war, the reasons behind it, about Lumyia or something instead the rest was nothing more then Jacen still deciding who his Sacrifice would be and setting up for his plan at the end of the story at painstaking slowness that by the time the it got to the point I was asleep. I hope the next book will better. More answers, more things happening and less endless slowness.
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Another Splendid addition to the Legacy of the Force series. Basically, the story continues with Jason getting deeper into the dark side. Young Ben however is starting to find out that it's not all that good to be bad.
More interesting stories all evolving around different caracters and the War, including one where Ben is tested to see if he really is dark side material. While entertaining, remember the book is still just a segue to the next book. But that is expected in such a long series.
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Excellent chapter in the new storyline. The author does an excellent job of capturing the spirit of the characters, both old and new. True to Star Wars form, the storyline builds to an exciting, multi-layed conclusion. You can almost hear the familiar theme music playing as you read it! I will be eagerly anticipating the next novel in the Legacy storyline.
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LOTF: Exile, the fouth book of the nine-volume Legacy of the Force series, is that hook just before everything starts going to heck. Now that Han and Leia Solo cannot openly support the Corellian Rebels without being fired at by their own son, they have to figure out what's behind all the trouble. Add in Ben getting all the more rebellious with his grounding from the GAG, Lumiya and Alema Rar deciding to attempt to trap Luke and Mara Skywalker, and Jacen's continuing down that slippery slope to his destiny as the new Dark Lord of the Sith, and the continuing war between Corellia and her allies and the GA make this book a fabulous continuation of the fantastic saga of that galaxy far, far away....
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