Star Wars: Sword of the Jedi II: Revenge

Star Wars: Sword of the Jedi #2

by Gregory O. Scott

Opposing forces stalk each other through the Unknown Regions. A rogue fleet chases a Yuuzhan Vong armada. A coalition of Alliance, Imperial, and Chiss ships led by Jag Fel and Jaina Solo tries to stop their war before it spreads. Deposed dictator Natasi Daala brings her own fleet into the fray, but the biggest threat is the One Sith, who have waited decades to strike.

Genres: Star Wars

Unknown Binding

Published January 1, 2018

About the author

On FanFiction [dot] net the name is "HandofThrawn45".

Reviews

[Dexcell · Rating 4 out of 5]

So. Another great book. Vestara Khai joins the One Sith and meets Darth Krayt, which I wasn't expecting. I still have hope her and Ben will end up together, but I doubt it. The Vong and Sith are working together too.

Boba Fett and his Mando's worked with Daala for most of the book before betraying her for the offer of a cure from Jagged Fel from the Fett Gene toxin that the Imperials dropped on Mandalore during the Second Civil War. Boba also cut out Jags eye.

The Trinity Alliance briefly fought a three way battle between the Rogue Alliance and Vong too, but there was no decisive victory for anyone.

Now Jaina, Ben and Tahiri have landed on Zonama Sekot and Jacen was there to greet them.

[Gabriel Zorn · Rating 5 out of 5]

My personal favorite within this fan trilogy, Revenge, unlike it’s predecessor, really pushes new ideas into the spotlight, delving deeper into its growing plot while helping to wrap up plot lines from earlier series’. Major villains and motivations too are fleshed out including an appearance from a classic EU villain who really stirs the pot for our heroes. Along the same lines, the heroes and their team of ships from different factions throughout the galaxy makes a very interesting dynamic and tensions that keep you on your toes. With shocking twists and turns, a fresh new setting, and too many amazing scenes and characters to name off. Gregory Scott truly created a masterpiece of a Star Wars story that I recommend for Legacy fans just as much as the story before it.