Jude Watson

After Tahl, the woman Qui-Gon loves, is murdered, Qui-Gon yearns for vengeance and, despite the efforts of Obi-Wan and Mace Windu to stop him, comes perilously close to defying his Jedi training in search of it.

The Call to Vengeance

Dimitris Papastergiou

Fun read with action and a certain someone being angrier and more vengeful than his usual self who was NOT those things at all, and all the while not getting off character, so that wasn't a problem at all.

Would recommend to anyone that's willing to look away at the fact that the series is targeted at a younger audience so don't expect the grim dark story of Darth Malgus or Darth Bane. But DO expect a fun Jedi adventure with the familiar faces you know and like.

Same complaints as the rest of the series: issues are too superficially addressed and there's just no nuance at all in the writing. I guess I'm too used to more recent middle grade books that give the reader more credit.

The Call to Vengeance

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