Book Review | Thrawn Ascendancy: Chaos Rising
If you’re a fan of Thrawn, you’ll probably appreciate this book. If you aren’t a Thrawn fan, I’d probably recommend you read some other books ahead of this one.
Book Review | Shadow Fall
If you read Alphabet Squadron and liked it, go ahead and read this one too. It builds from the same themes as that last book, and goes in some interesting directions, setting up the next book to be, hopefully, something pretty good as well.
Book Review | Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (Expanded Edition)
Author: Rae Carson
Publisher: Del Rey
Length: 247 pages
EE Critic Score: 6/10
Book Review | The Last Jedi: Expanded Edition
Author: Jason Fry
Publisher: Del Rey
Length: 304 pages
EE Critic Score: 9/10
Book Review | The Force Awakens novelization
A passable product to fill bookstore shelves and give the studio an opportunity at another market space. Unless you’re really interested in Starkiller Base, just watch the film.
Book Review | Alphabet Squadron
Author: Alexander Freed
Publisher: Del Rey
Length: 320 pages
EE Critic Score: 10/10
Book Review | Thrawn: Alliances & Thrawn: Treason
Author: Timothy Zahn
Publisher: Del Rey
Length: 342, 334 pages
EE Critic Score: 8/10
The two sequels to Thrawn continue to tell the story of everyone’s favorite Imperial Grand Admiral.
Book Review | From a Certain Point of View
Authors: Multiple
Publisher: Del Rey
Length: 496 pages
EE Critic Score: 8/10
Book Review | Star Wars: Thrawn
Cover | Photo Credit: Wookieepedia
[http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/File:SoCalledThrawnNovel.png]Author: Timothy Zahn
Publisher: Del Rey
Length: 427
Book Review | Star Wars: Catalyst
Author: James Luceno
Publisher: Del Rey
Length: 330 pages
EE Critic Score: 10/10