This book ends a major thread in the Jedi Apprentice series - the final demise of Xanatos, Qui-Gon's first apprentice. I must say that this book doesn't have near the amount of introspection into the minds of Obi-Wan and Qui-Gon as the other books do (in fact, they are steadily moving away from the great character development into more sheer action), but it's still a great story. This one ready very quickly (mostly due to the fast pace), so I hope the next book returns to the more interesting aspects of the Jedi Master/Padawan relationship.
7.21.2000
Jedi Apprentice 8: The Day of Reckoning / Jude Watson : 3 of 5
This book ends a major thread in the Jedi Apprentice series - the final demise of Xanatos, Qui-Gon's first apprentice. I must say that this book doesn't have near the amount of introspection into the minds of Obi-Wan and Qui-Gon as the other books do (in fact, they are steadily moving away from the great character development into more sheer action), but it's still a great story. This one ready very quickly (mostly due to the fast pace), so I hope the next book returns to the more interesting aspects of the Jedi Master/Padawan relationship.
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