Rogue Planet: Star Wars Legends

De: Greg Bear

Narrado por: Jonathan Davis

You've seen the blockbuster The Phantom Menace™. You've read the #1 New York Times bestselling book based on George Lucas's masterpiece. Now, before the eagerly awaited release of Episode II, comes a stunning new Star Wars novel from one of science fiction's greatest talents, a writer universally acclaimed for his keen grasp of cutting-edge science and the brilliance of his page-turning plots: multiple Hugo- and Nebula-Award winning author Greg Bear. The result is pure adrenaline--an unforgettable journey stretching from the farthest reaches of known space to the battlefield of a young boy's heart, where a secret struggle is being waged that will decide the fate of billions.

That boy is twelve-year-old Anakin Skywalker. The Force is strong in Anakin . . . so strong that the Jedi Council, despite misgivings, entrusted the young Jedi master Obi-Wan Kenobi with the mission of training him to become a Jedi Knight. Obi-Wan--like his murdered master Qui-Gon-- believes Anakin may be the Chosen One, the Jedi destined to bring balance to the Force. But first Obi-Wan must help his undisciplined, idealistic apprentice, who still bears the scars of slavery, find his own balance.

Dispatched to the mysterious planet of Zonama Sekot, source of the fastest ships in the galaxy, Obi-Wan and Anakin are swept up in a swirl of deadly intrigue and betrayal. For the Trade Federation is interested in Zonama Sekot as well. Raith Sienar, a brilliant but unscrupulous weapons and ship designer, seizes the opportunity to make a killing by stealing the secret of the superfast ships.

As Sienar strikes with all the brutal power of the Trade Federation, Obi-Wan and Anakin sense a disturbance in the Force unlike any they have encountered before. It seems there are more secrets on Zonama Sekot than meet the eye.

The search for those secrets will threaten the bond between Obi-Wan and Anakin . . . and bring the troubled young apprentice face-to-face with his deepest fears--and his darkest destiny.

Great narration, poor pacing of story

Story starts out very strong, I found it interesting to hear a story of Anakin/Obiwan long before the clone wars begin. Also interesting to hear more about Tarkin’s roots. The middle of the book was pretty dry for my taste, I barely paid much attention to it. Beginning and end were pretty good.

A potential vision of things to come.

A fun early adventure of Obi-wan and Anakin that lays the groundwork for the ELC potentially doing the New Jedi Order series hopefully!

Jonathan Davis provides a top notch prequel performance as usual.

frustratingly slow

some things are way over explained on what's going on at every moment in time in the universe that you almost lose track of where the storyline was supposed to be going

Voice acting

I liked obi wan and Anakins bonding and Tarkins side story and how this story is a prelude to set up the new Jedi order series

King Jonathan

Jonathan Davis is way more my Star Wars vibe than Thompson. As someone who loves pre-Clone Wars stories, this was a real treat.

Rogue Planet

The first steps into the New Jedi Order are taken in this novel. I enjoyed the hard science fiction and adventure. Obi Wan and his over active Padawan look for the lost Jedi, Vergere.
Jonathan Davis is the master of all things prequel related

Young anakin

I loved this book. Seeing Anakin's development was awesome. One of the best books I've heard in a while

Not what I expected.

This is a novel that is unlike any other in the series of current, or legends cannon This is very boring. There is not much action. The only useful information you will get is background on a planet that appears again in the legends cannon.