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kateofmind's review against another edition
3.0
A bit Force-heavy for my personal tastes, but this was more than redeemed by the presence of Khedryn and Marr. More soon on the Thrawn and On and On podcast!
lmcox's review
3.0
Okay. Jedi Knight Jaden Korr gets a ridiculous vision, partly caused by guilt over spacing a bunch of not-quite-innocents, and it drives him to the backwater planet of Fhost, where he meets Khedryn Faal and Marr Idi-Shael, who are salvagers with a justice complex. Meanwhile, the Sith Saes Rrogon and Jedi Relin Duur accidentally travel 5000 years into their future - the present day in the Star Wars universe. They all eventually collide (along with a HELLA creepy brain-eater named Kell Douro) on a moon somewhere, where once upon a time Thrawn decided it was a good idea to splice the DNA of Dark- and Light-Siders together to make superpowered clones. Brilliant idea, especially after these superpowered clones, y'know, overpowered everything. Anyway, the clones are loco, Relin kind of turns Sith-y but dies defeating Saes (with the help of Marr) and I think the clones die (edit: thanks to Wookieepedia, I now know they actually just escape into the Unknown Regions).
suganya_mohankumar's review
3.0
I am a Starwars fan! And I enjoyed this book. It was a fun and quick easy read for me
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