
Star Wars: Legacy of the Force #5: Sacrifice
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Narrated by:
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Marc Thompson
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By:
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Karen Traviss
As the strands of destiny draw ever more tightly together in a galaxy-spanning web, the shocking conclusion will shatter two families and cast a grim shadow over the future.
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amazing book!
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Amazing!
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put the whole book on
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And Jacen is going to take one more step to becoming a sith master.
Ben' s choices
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another brilliant star wars book. love it!
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Great story. Abridged versions are too short.
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One last thing, stay away from any of the star wars audiobooks that are less than 6 hours in length. They are so butchered by the abridgements, that they are not worth your time or money. Quite a few of these are narrated by Anthony Heald and he is just plain awful. I found this out the hard way. Just remember, Anthony Heald = extremely poor narration. Jonathan Davis = Extremely good narration. Marc Thompson = Outstanding narration.
A great series! Keeps your hungry for more!
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Where does Star Wars: Legacy of the Force #5: Sacrifice rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
Probably the best so far. Despite some plot points that just make me angry, this is one of the best audiobooks I've listened to.Would you be willing to try another book from Karen Traviss? Why or why not?
Of course! I find her to be one of my favorite Star Wars writers, so I'll probably be picking up her Republic Commando series soon!What about Marc Thompson’s performance did you like?
Everything! Thompson is so great, and combined with the sound effects and music, he's really what makes these worth the audio format.Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
Not really, mostly because I don't have 6 and a half spare hours to listen to audiobooks. I have to space out my reading. 15 minutes in the car on the way to work, during lunch while I eat, etc. I have no doubt this would be something I could binge read.Any additional comments?
There is a certain story point. One that I won't spoil, but one that understandably upset a majority of the Star Wars audience when they read, or at least found out, what happened. It's something that makes me angry, and a total waste of a character.A more positive note is the relationship between Mara and Ben. Father's are the central theme in Star Wars (at least in stories involving the Skywalkers). So it's nice to have a mother/son relationship being more developed. Of course Luke is still here, but it's made abundantly clear that Ben has a more loving and focused relationship with his mother, and I really wish that was in here more.
Also, I love how Traviss basically undoes the last novel. She shows Mara being pissed off with Luke's hand gesture with Lumiya bullcrap at the end of Exile, she nearly avoids all mention of Ben's trip to Ziost and whatever that amulet was, and while that weird Sith ship is still present, she at least makes it (somewhat) more interesting.
The production values are back to where they were in the first few novels, the story is getting more interesting, the tide is turning with these characters, and despite me not being able to take the way Jacen pronounces his new name seriously, I'm looking forward to what's coming next!
Such a Drastic Improvement Over Exile
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Definitely the best of the first six in series. It's during this book when one of those key, pivotal moments in all of Star Wars history occurs. It's pretty brutal.
Actually good in spite of unfortunate abridgment. This series does better with this than others. It doesn't feel disjointed.
Still, HIGHLY recommend the book because you lose a lot of the story.
Won't say why, but if you cried when Chewy and Anakin Solo died, grab some tissue...
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I recommend you keep going if you are this far.
Dude...
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