Inferno (Star Wars: Legacy of the Force)

It gets you were you want to be.

Espectacular!!!

BEST BOOK!

Oh! And did anyone actually believe they killed off Luke in a Paperback? Come on! That would be a Sacrifice/Star By Star/Vector Prime level moment! That's not happening a hundred pages from the end of a softcover! I am really enjoying this series, just in case you hadn;t noticed. I was disappointed with the direction they took the Dark Nest trilogy, with all that moral relativism BS, but Troy...more

Oh! And did anyone actually believe they killed off Luke in a Paperback? Come on! That would be a Sacrifice/Star By Star/Vector Prime level moment! That's not happening a hundred pages from the end of a softcover! I am really enjoying this series, just in case you hadn;t noticed. I was disappointed with the direction they took the Dark Nest trilogy, with all that moral relativism BS, but Troy Denning has redeemed himself by painting that as part of Jacen's downfall. Luke vs. Jacen--awesome! And what'll happen when Luke figures oput who murdered MJ? Jacen may not survive that one. And for readers of the Legacy comic book, I think we just met the Sith from that series. I could be wrong, but I think Darth Krayt was even mentioned, albeit not by name. I loved it! Oh! And did anyone actually believe they killed off Luke in a Paperback? Come on! That would be a Sacrifice/Star By Star/Vector Prime level moment! That's not happening a hundred pages from the end of a softcover!   hide

Helps move the story along. Anger roars across the galaxy that is so far far away. The Sith are making a comeback, yet are able to veil it from the users of the light side! Who will prevail! Gotta keep reading now!

The title is given from the actions of Jacen/Caedus towards the end of the book, so lets just get that said. One would think it's the quest for revenge that burns in Luke or even Ben as they struggle with the question of who killed Mara. If anything this book confirms Jacen's path: he's embraced his powers fully fighting Luke, he's willing to commit unspeakable acts, and...more

The title is given from the actions of Jacen/Caedus towards the end of the book, so lets just get that said. One would think it's the quest for revenge that burns in Luke or even Ben as they struggle with the question of who killed Mara. If anything this book confirms Jacen's path: he's embraced his powers fully fighting Luke, he's willing to commit unspeakable acts, and he's giving up on all his attatchments on who he used to be.   hide

A lot better than Denning's Tempest, Denning redeems himslef with several amazing face offs between Luke and Jacen.

Another thing... Kudos to Denning for finally turning Luke into the badass Jedi that we all knew he was. Extremely fast paced. The end battle between Jacen and Luke rivals any of the other Lightsaber battles in the SW Universe. I agree that I thought for a minute Denning had killed Luke... thank god.. can't wait till the 27th for Fury I think it is.

good book