At last the epic Qui-Gon romance trilogy comes to an end - a tragic one, of course. This particular story does a great job of alternating between the viewpoints of Obi-Wan, worried about his vengeful master, and Qui-Gon, doing his best not to let the dark side slip in, which nicely ties together the last two books. Our favorite Mon Calamari, Bant, appears, along with Mace Windu! Even though there is quite a bit of action and intrigue (all of the political stuff is finally solved), the real enjoyment of the book is found in the minds of our Jedi heroes, which makes for a great story.
1.01.2002
Jedi Apprentice 16: The Call to Vengeance / Jude Watson : 4 of 5
At last the epic Qui-Gon romance trilogy comes to an end - a tragic one, of course. This particular story does a great job of alternating between the viewpoints of Obi-Wan, worried about his vengeful master, and Qui-Gon, doing his best not to let the dark side slip in, which nicely ties together the last two books. Our favorite Mon Calamari, Bant, appears, along with Mace Windu! Even though there is quite a bit of action and intrigue (all of the political stuff is finally solved), the real enjoyment of the book is found in the minds of our Jedi heroes, which makes for a great story.
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