I loved the idea of a potential force wielder who has no one to train him. I liked the character of Karr and his droid. He believes he has the force but it is proving difficult to prove since there is very little evidence of it being an actual concept.Īt the beginning of this book I was totally invested in the concept of this book. In this one, Karr is suffering from headaches when he touches an item and has a vision. In my opinion it ties in more with Episode VII. This is a YA book that is supposed to be tied in with Episode IX. I am guessing it will play some significance in the new movie the Rise of Skywalker.

This is the third book to mention the planet Batuu has been mentioned in. It is set a little while before the Force Awakens, but does use a couple of locations and characters from the Force Awakens and the Last Jedi. He must unlock the forgotten past to discover his future. With the aid of his ability, new friend Maize and his faithful droid RZ-7. The other Jedi with this ability was Quinlan Vos (on a side note Vos was my favourite Jedi from the republic era, I don't think his appearance in the Clone Wars series or the Dark Disiple book did him justice).

He has his own connections to the force is a rare of being able to to read the history of objects. Karr is brought up in a time where the Jedi were either a myth or regarded as traitors.

Ok this is not an action book or a book that has any great revelations towards Rise of Skywalker, what this book does really well is history of the current 8 movies.

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