Force Heretic III: Reunion

by Sean Williams and Shane Dix

Book Overview

The Jedi move one step closerto saving the embattled galaxy-only to confronta formidable wallof resistance....The harrowing search forZonama Sekot if finallyover for Luke Skywalker, Jacen Solo, and... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0345428722
• ISBN13: 9780345428721
• Release Date: July 2003
• Publisher: Random House Worlds
• Length: 432 Pages
• Weight: 0.50 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.3" x 4.2" x 6.9"

Customer Reviews

Force Heretic III: Reunion

Fast moving action oriented fun read. As usual for Sean great job of character development and creative story development

Force Heretic III: Reunion (Star Wars: The New Jedi Order, Book 17) by

Good Book

I couldn't put it down!

I'm a fan of the NJO series and this book was still better than I could have expected. Unlike some other reviewers, I an fascinated with the Solo children and the younger Jedi knights. Han and Leia are still great (don't get me wrong) but it's nice to read about so many different characters, romantic storylines and adventures. This series is what made me a Star Wars fanatic. This book is a must buy as long as you've read the preceding novels. Just a note: the cover art doesn't actually apply to any part of the book. I'm not sure why they chose to illustrate something that never happens.

the best of them

This book was the best of the Force Heretic books for many reasons. 1)You get to find out what happans to Tahiri 2)An old frind comes back 3)Tahiri realise that see is not feeling guilty about living when Anikin has died, but, that she has moved on in her life without him 4)Jacan,Luke,Mara,Danni,etc. find Zonama Sekot 5)Jaina gets traped inside Tahiri's mind 6)Jag says "I love you Jaina"Great book,can't wait till The next two and the trilogy after that.

Fantastic turnaround

I'm highly impressed. I didn't like FH1 or esp. #2 very much, but this one is incredible. The characters all act like themselves, events happen and characters act for a reason, space battles and combat are well described, and the plot moves fluidly. I esp. liked the changing viewpoints, particularly where Sekot is asking Jacen and Luke the same question and you get to see their same-meaning-yet-different answers. That was cool. I highly recommend this book to anyone who has read part of the NJO before now; you won't be dissappointed.