The Deadly Hunter

This book is excellent! Wow! I think the cover art is really cool with Obi-Wan standing there, poised for battle with the dreaded bounty hunter trying to snap her whip at him. I feel sorry for Obi-Wan, he never gets any food!! Have you noticed that Qui-Gon never eats himself? Weird! Are we sure he's even human? (j/k) Anyways, this book is probably the best JA book that Jude Watson has ever written. There are many close calls (If you've read the book you know what I'm talking about) and we get to see even closer into Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan's relationship. Please read this book!! You will not be able to put it down! I LOVE OBI-WAN!!

Jude Watson dose it again. Jedi Apprentice #11 was just too good, but I had a really big problem, becouse when I turned the last page there was no more to read. Jude Watson's elegant way of wording things is like reading poetry. It is wonderful to see that Qui-Gon and Obi-wans relationship is growing from master and apprentice into a father son relationship, or egleast friends. For the evil villan in Jedi Apprentice #11 I belive she might just be the worst one so far. She is a bountyhunter who will stop at nothing to finsh her evil deed, this book is a must read.The excitment, and action is better than ever. Obi-Wan is amazing, and so is Qui-Gon with both their action moves, and their words.I belive that this Jedi Apprentice is the best one so far. Please do not pass this book up, or any of the books in this series. These books might say that they are for a yunger audence, but these books have poetry, action, suspence, and drama in them, what more could one want in a book. Again PLEASE! do not pass these books up, THEY ARE JUST TOO GOOD!

This book is one of the best in the series. It was like a puzzle with no picture and you have to hunt for the pieces. Then just when you think you have the whole picture, another clue comes up and you have to re-think everything. It starts with Qui-Gon taking Obi-Wan to visit an old friend. Then within the minute, they got sucked up into this "mess" trying to save their friend. It is action-packed and I highly recommend it to anyone. And oh, it has a cliff-hanger ending so you better get the next book too.

I almost not bought this book, so much I was frustrated by the last two. Yet, it would have been a huge mistake. The N# 11 is clearly one of the best apprentice book. It is full of actions, and thrill. Our two heroes are at their best, and their relationship begins to really grow up into a friendship. Insights in the temple life are great as well as the come back of Thal and Yoda. I especially like the fact that until the end we are unable to fully understand the plot and know who is bad or nice. The other side of Coruscant was also fascinating. If you have not read the preceeding books you can begin by this one, but of course you would missed the amazing 7 first books.

Anyone who complained that #10 was a little on the slow side will love this one. It's non-stop action from start to finish. It starts out with a slight detour for everyone's favorite Jedi, they go to visit an old friend of Qui-Gon's. Obi-Wan, as law-abiding as ever, disapproves of the dodgy character. But when they discover that there have been attempts on Didi's life, both Obi-Wan and his Master are pulled into a web of deception and nefarious schemes in an attempt to get to the root of the problem.Watson creates another story arc with this book, and we'll all be waiting on pins and needles for #12 to come out.