Backlash: Star Wars (Fate of the Jedi)

By: Aaron Allston

Narrated by: Marc Thompson

Repercussions from the dark side’s fatal seduction of Jacen Solo and the mysterious plague of madness afflicting young Jedi continue to wreak havoc galaxy-wide. Luke and Ben Skywalker are in pursuit of the now masterless Sith apprentice Vestara Khai. It is a chase that leads to the forbidding planet Dathomir.
Meanwhile, Han and Leia Solo are on their own desperate mission, shuttling madness-stricken Jedi from Coruscant to safe haven in the Transitory Mists—and beyond the grasp of Galactic Alliance Chief of State Natasi Daala. But the bold maneuver only intensifies Daala’s fury.
Yet no greater threat exists than that which still waits in the depths of the distant Maw Cluster: A being of pure, ravenous dark-side energy named Abeloth calls out across the stars to Jedi and Sith alike. For some it may be the ultimate source of answers crucial to their survival. For others it could be the ultimate weapon of conquest. But for all, it is a game-changing—and life-altering—encounter and a tactical gambit with unimaginable consequences.

love the story

fate of the jedi is one of the best book sets I've ever read. wish they would continue with other pland book like the sword of the jedi.

Awesomeness

Awesomely Narrated!!! Truly every detail of the story and the fantastic way it is presented. Can turn any syfy lover into a Starbucks Wars fan.

Great Political Intrigue

I guess I just don’t care for Princess Leia, the things she says and thinks annoy me. Luke is kinda arrogant in everything he does, so it gets tiring hearing him make the same assumptions … Also the children characters voices could be better… otherwise Dala story is fantastic

holy shit this book is amazing

if your not a fan of the new SW cannon and hate the last Jedi movie Read this book I wish this series was made into a movie that last few chapters are so epic you'll be amazed

Great book, Great performance.

I’ve rarely delved into the legends material of Star Wars but this series is mention so much I had to give it a shot. I was trepidatious about the directions shifts between three writers of a series, but this book shows that they are bouncing from writer to writer without me noticing a change.
The dynamics of character and story is presented artfully.
Marc Thompson is always amazing a delight to listen to.