Rogue Squadron (Star Wars: X-Wing Series, Book 1)

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Summary: An Excelent Action/Suspense Thriller!!
Review: This novel and the books following it are an outstanding display of talent and devotion on Mr. Stackpoles part. The best Action and Suspense series ever in Star Wars history aside from Mr. Lucas's orrigonal books. This series has it all and more. Check out his other books as well!

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Summary: It is one of the best books I've read
Review: Rogue Squadron is about the adventures of Rogue Squardon, the best Fighter Squadron in the Galaxy. I really enjoyed this book.

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Summary: Superb read, excellent dog fighting scenes.
Review: Rogue squadron is a book that stars quite possibly the best X-Wing pilot ever - Wedge Antilles. The book portrays him re-starting Rogue Squadron, using the best pilots he can buy, borrow or steal. When he has formed this group they are to undertake great, important missions. The way that the novel goes into detail over the seperate characters (especially Corran Horn) is amazing and the fight scenes are superb. The way that the author has managed to fit such a brilliant book into so few pages is amazing, i only wish there were more books like these. I would recommend anyone who likes Star Wars to read this book and, if possible the other books after this one as they are all very good. I personally have read the X-Wing series leading up to book #6 and I still enjoy reading this one. If you love X-Wings or any other small snubfighter then you will enjoy this book.

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Summary: Fabulous, just fabulous.
Review: Great, deep, new characters. Excellent plot. Superb settings. Good "history making" with the bacta info. Marvelous descriptions of the dogfights. Fantastic character interaction (having a cold one at the base tavern after shooting down some squints and eyeballs). Best series in my opinion. Corran Horn was great, as were Nawara Ven, Ooryl Qyrgg and Ysanne Isard. My favorite, Wedge Antilles, soared in the star role he deserves.

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Summary: One of the best I've ever had the pleasure of reading.
Review: This book is just great! It has some of the best characters I've seen in a long time. One thing, though. I don't think Lujayne Forge got enough exposition. Also, on a lighter note I like the way Mr. Stackpole had Corran hide out in the end and take out a couple of squints in the process. I'm now reading Mr. Stackpole's new book, I, Jedi and it's great! Rogue Squadron certainly lives up to it's famous namesake!

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Summary: This book's awesome.
Review: I gotta say, Michael Stackpole did a great job. I love the descriptions of the dogfights and of all the other Rouges. I do wish he'd written more about Peshk Vri'syk, though. Seems as if he was put in the squadron just so that he would die. I think Ooryl Qyrgg is really cool, and I really like Corran Horn (no duh).

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Summary: Great Book
Review: This book is one of the best Star Wars books writen with lots of action. The one thing that does bother me though is that it is sometimes kind of hard to follow what they are doing when their flying.

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Summary: IT WAS A GREAT BOOK!!!!!!!!
Review: I thought it was a great book, one of the greatest books I've ever read, but not quite as good as the rest in the X-Wing series. Overall it was a great book.

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Summary: Best book I have ever read!!!!!
Review: This book sucked me into the plot and I couldn't put it down. It's the coolest book. It had alot of action and suspense. Though it did have some dull parts, over all it was very, VERY good. I think Stackpole should have George Lucas make this series into a trilogy. I hope they both take my advice. I would love to see how George Lucas would make these movies into something as big as the first Star Wars trilogy. Over all that was the best book I have ever read.

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Summary: Very exciting and action packed book, Stackpole is an ace
Review: What a great book. I really enjoyed this one. I have to admit other books of the series, such as "Wedge's Gamble" and "Iron Fist" were more exciting and to some others, including me, better. But "Rogue Squadrons" purpose was to introduce readers to the squadron and its pilots. This book was supposed to start Rogue on a warm-up mission, to fimiliarize the readers of what was to come. I think Stackpole pulled this off beutifully.