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Another Strong New Canon Entry
Aftermath series is not my favorite part of the new canon, but it tells the story immediately following 6 well enough to establish a foothold to get us to episode 7 some 30 years later. That continuity is very important to me, and why I enjoy the series as much as I do.
Life debt, like the aftermath series in general, has high points and low points. What's unfortunate is that they come against where you expect it. Rae Slone and Sinjir Rath Velus continue to inspire, whereas Han feels out of place.
In general, I'm happy for this to be part of the new canon, but I can't recommend this to less hardcore fans, because the series doesn't stand well on its own.
Aftermath series is not my favorite part of the new canon, but it tells the story immediately following 6 well enough to establish a foothold to get us to episode 7 some 30 years later. That continuity is very important to me, and why I enjoy the series as much as I do.
Life debt, like the aftermath series in general, has high points and low points. What's unfortunate is that they come against where you expect it. Rae Slone and Sinjir Rath Velus continue to inspire, whereas Han feels out of place.
In general, I'm happy for this to be part of the new canon, but I can't recommend this to less hardcore fans, because the series doesn't stand well on its own.