Fate of the Jedi: Outcast

I enjoyed this book greatly. It's a great start to the series. While it is a bit of a dark story, it does have some wonderful moments of humor. I love the relationship between Luke and Ben.

It's about time the stories came unabridged. Now no more drastic and unfortunate cuts into the story. The whole book is here just as it was meant to be read and enjoyed. I hope never to see abridgements again! Good story too.

Outcast, for me, was one of the best SW books coming out. I thought that the political stuff was interesting and moved the plot forward, as did most of the Coruscant stuff. It ended on a relative high note while still leaving plenty of unfinished plots for the next books in the series. I was kind of annoyed about the beginning part of the Han and Leia subplot (it was rather boring), but it began to pick up as the book went... Read Full Review

The politicians are meeting in a summit on the planet Coruscant to discuss bringing the Imperial Remnant into the Galactic Alliance. Luke Skywalker is arrested at the instigation of Chief of Sate Natasi Dalaa for dereliction of duties. His protégé Jacen Solo turned to the dark side of the force and caused the Second Galactic Civil War when he became Darth Caedus. Dalaa wants to prosecute Luke for his failure to recognize... Read Full Review

I really enjoyed this book. it's been a while since i couldn't put down a novel. Outcast is well done. it throws you right into the story withing the first few pages. This story will keep you entertained the whole time. One thing that i really enjoyed of this book was the Jedi philosophy and the examining of it through Luke's eye. I also like the comedic dialogue between Luke and Ben, and Jaina and Jag. As i said, i... Read Full Review