A review by jaycee230
The Golden Age of the Sith by Kevin J. Anderson

3.0

The best part was Naga Shadow’s machinations; Palpatine would be proud. But they give him just enough remorse that this was necessary while not wavering in his conviction that it is, and give him- by Sith standards- good intentions for his empire and people to make him compelling. It’s great getting this context for a character I only knew glancingly in KOTOR 1 and 2.