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La battaglia di Endor ha inferto un duro colpo all'Impero, sparpagliando le sue ultime forze per tutta la galassia, ma per la Ribellione i mesi successivi sono stati tutt'altro che facili. La Nuova Repubblica ha subito un attacco devastante da parte degli Imperiali superstiti, dando inizio a una vera e propria caccia all'uomo. Il grand'ammiraglio Sloane è diventata il criminale di guerra più ricercato della galassia e Norra Wexley, richiamata in servizio da Leia in persona, è ancora sulle sue tracce. A motivare Norra, tuttavia, non è solo la lealtà nei confronti della Nuova Repubblica: Sloane ha usato suo marito come una marionetta e ora Norra non vuole solo giustizia, ma vendetta. Anche Sloane, però, ha una missione: trovare il traditore Gallius Rax su Jakku. Rax è la vera mente dietro al micidiale agguato e le condizioni dell'Impero gravano sulle sue spalle; è un astuto stratega che ha riunito le ultime forze dell'Impero per portare a compimento il piano dell'ex imperatore Palpatine. Mentre la flotta imperiale orbita intorno a Jakku, i caccia della Repubblica si preparano a finire quello che è cominciato a Endor. Norra e il suo equipaggio devono tuffarsi nel cuore di uno scontro apocalittico che marchierà per sempre cielo e terra. Solo allora si deciderà il futuro della galassia.
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- Pagine: 421
- Data di uscita: 25-01-2018
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I have to say I was expecting a lot more from this book. For what it was, it was ok. The book was very slow in places, infact I think I fell asleep reading it a couple of points. Then the last 130 pages (the book is divided into 5 parts, it really came alive from half way through part 4 for me) was
There's a lot to be thankful for with this final volume of Chuck Wendig's Aftermath trilogy. For example, just the fact that this horrible series is now finished, and hopefully Wendig will not have anything more to do with Star Wars . Well . . . I guess that's all I'm thankful for with this final vol Leggi tutto
Overall a promising book, and definitely the best book in this trilogy, but if your most intriguing character is going to be an obvious reflection of Grand Admiral Thrawn, why not just make him Grand Admiral Thrawn? At least, I would recommend this book based on two rather interesting things: first, Leggi tutto
*Re-read in June 2018 - The conclusion to the Aftermath trilogy by Chuck Wendig is one of the more under appreciated books in the Star Wars Disney Cannon. Empire's End adds so much to the broader Universe and links in stories from The Force Awakens (film), Thrawn (book), Lando (graphic novel), and t Leggi tutto
If you liked Life Debt, you'll definitely like Empire's End. While not quite as good as the second Aftermath book, Empire's End definitely pulls out all the stops for this crazy ride to the end of the Empire at the Battle of Jakku. I liked it and found it to be a very satisfying ending. Full review
Good A well-told end to an important coda to Return if the Jedi with some delicious bridges to The Force Awakens.
This. Book. Took. Me. Over. Two. Weeks. To. Read. There were exactly 2 reasons for that. They are: 1. IT'S BORING2. IT'S FRUSTRATING Like, first of all... the writing. This whole series has been [so-so hand motion] as far as writing quality. This one, though, was the first book in which the writing b Leggi tutto
Why are we here?It's a reasonable question to ask in this case, because really, what is even the point of looking into this work? Twice now we have delved deep into the gibbering insanity of this failing series, and found nothing but the antithesis of good storytelling in our path. The reason is sim Leggi tutto
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