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The book is excellent and serves as a brilliant continuation of the unofficial "Edge of Victory" trilogy dealing primarily with Tahiri and her new acceptance of her "Vong self".
However, it has to be said that, in my opinion, while the book is excellent as a stand alone novel, it seems to be building up to the NJO finale, "The Unifying Force" quite a bit. Not so much in the story itself but in the way it is written; little hints here and there, that sort of thing.
Well, all in all, one of the best NJO books out there and a vital part of the series. Very highly recommended!!! A*!
Lets just say some of the major characters are flung across the universe, a couple of battles happen, something upsets the Galactic Republic. We are given more (a lot more) insights into the Vong, Nom Anor changes from being a sore (why was he still alive type sore) into something very different, and then changes again. (but thats Nom Anor for you)
Too say any more would risk spoiling things for you. This is a great scene setting novel.
As I have said before if you haven't read any of the NJO books then this is DEFINATLY NOT the place to start. Go and buy Vector Prime, set aside enough cash to buy the rest of the series, arrange for a close relative to die (work/school excuse) and strap yourself in for a ride that can only be compared to the original Starwars movie. If you have already done read the previous books then there is no point me telling you to buy this one as I will assume thats not an issue.
Lets just say some of the major characters are flung across the universe, a couple of battles happen, something upsets the Galactic Republic. We are given more (a lot more) insights into the Vong, Nom Anor changes from being a sore (why was he still alive type sore) into something very different, and then changes again. (but thats Nom Anor for you)
Too say any more would risk spoiling things for you. This is a great scene setting novel.
As I have said before if you haven't read any of the NJO books then this is DEFINATLY NOT the place to start. Go and buy Vector Prime, set aside enough cash to buy the rest of the series, arrange for a close relative to die (work/school excuse) and strap yourself in for a ride that can only be compared to the original Starwars movie. If you have already read the previous books then there is no point me telling you to buy this one as I will assume thats not an issue.
sets up the last parts of the series well - but actually annoying in that the promised revelations still dont quite appear. Read more
The story line is quite slow a laborious except in certain bits where it suddenly gets good,... Read more
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