Star Wars Inquisitor: Rise of the Red Blade
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Delilah S. Dawson
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When the Jedi Order falls, the Inquisitors rise.
From the aftermath of Order 66 comes a new group of former Jedi, each with their own reason to serve the Empire under Darth Vader. Among them is Iskat, who survived the destruction of her old Order to claim a new destiny in the Force. Iskat joins the Inquisitors in the hope of uncovering her hidden past that the Jedi refused to share with her.
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Great insight into the Inquisitorius
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More like this
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This is only my second dip into Star Wars novels since the Disney takeover and I'm pleased to say that this is another impressive foray into the new canon of the franchise.
The story is well crafted from the perspective of the main character's POV - how a promising but flawed padawan during the Clone Wars increasingly loses her passion for the Jedi Order, and is easily twisted to follow the Dark Side.
You might think that we've seen it all before, and perhaps we have, but the author here embraces the challenge and gives the whole 'quicker, easier, more seductive' mantra that we know and love some new impetus.
If you have followed the exploits of the Inquisitors in the Rebels and Kenobi TV shows, then expect some greater insight as to how they operate in this book. The author has done her homework into the machinations of the Emperor and his cronies, and how the Sith, with the help of the Inquisitorius, purged the Jedi Order.
This audiobook comes complete with sound effects and John Williams' score, as an added dimension to the narration, but the narration itself is great, with Twi'Lek accents and so forth.
My only feedback that prevents full stars is that I felt the ending a bit rushed. The epilogue suddenly leaps to an ending that could have been fleshed out over another couple of chapters, I feel. Perhaps the author was limited to a certain word count, but overall I am very pleased.
Once you follow down the dark path...
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the high republic has been one disappointment after another they seam to be a tick box exercise for the politically correct woke police just stop disney don’t ruin star wars any further than you have please
this was gritty dramatic and tells a story of a single main character instead of jamming so many in to one book.
it shows the flaws of the jedi
the insidious nature of the sith
and the hope of a lost child
wish more were like this
finally a new star wars book worthy of the name
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One of the best SW novels
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