I, Jedi (Star Wars)

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Summary: Corran Horn the only reasion i started reading SW books
Review: This book is the only reasion i started reading the SW series Corran Horn is a great character in all aspects exciting easy to relate to and all around a good character to read about the book which is about him has all the clasic SW characters and some really good knew ones i enjoyed this book so much i went back and read the X-Wing series witch happens before this and the children of the jedi witch takes place during the same time perioud and this book fits in perfactly with both series the only problem is stackpole is the only author that writes about corran horn over all this has been my favorite SW book even better than the new jedi order series

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Summary: I, Masterpiece
Review: This book is yet another excellent book from Michael A. Stackpole. This book takes the Corran Horn from the X-Wing Series and develops him as much as all those books combined, and it does it well. In the 1st Person, this book lets you truly see inside Corran's head as everything happens around him. If all you want is a SW book with Luke and Han and all the other characters from the movies, you will be dissappointed. However, if what you want is a incredibly well-written book that shows a likeable character figuring out what he has to do... do not hesitate to read this book.

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Summary: Pretty good
Review: This should have been written as two books, but I guess they decided you can't do a series of less than three. I can tell this seems to be closely tied in with the Jedi Academy Trilogy (or at least presume, I haven't read that yet), but the connection is mostly in the middle. It starts and ends with the story about his wife, but there's a big gapping hole where they focus on Exar Kun, and the author seems to loose sight of his main goal (he should have had him leave Yavin before they final showdown with Kun, to keep focus).