Resumo de Heir To The Empire Review

It seems that Star wars may never end. Even before the blockbuster
prequel releases, fans hungered for more. Timothy Zahn continued the
saga with the 1991 novel release of "Heir To The Empire". He instituted
concepts into Star Wars that are irreversible, such as Coruscant,
characters like Mara Jade, and others.

The former rebellion now controls Imperial city on the megalopolis
world of Coruscant. Yet everything is not perfect after the death of
the evil emperor Palpatine. Luke Skywalker is the last jedi, but the
New Republic representatives struggle to put the galaxy back together
following the galactic civil war.

Unfortunately a new adversary has emerged, taking the emperor''s place,
and leading the Imperial remnant. To readers, Grand Admiral Thrawn will
seem more like a discovery, than the creation of some author''s
imagination. He and Captain Pellaeon carry on a relationship
reminiscent of Holmes and Watson, as they solve mysteries in order to
achieve their diabolical goals.

Captain Pellaeon, and Grand Admiral Thrawn set out to systematically
destroy the New Republic. They are frighteningly calculating,
relentless risk takers. They are intelligent and will keep readers
guessing at every turn. These villains are perfect to follow in the
footsteps of Darth Vader and emperor Palpatine.

Republic negotiations turn sour, and imperial agents, smugglers, aliens
and worse challenge our heroes Luke, Leia and Han Solo. Being in the
public eyes is their enemy, and hiding in space is no haven. With
nowhere to turn, only one thing is certain.

The rebels will find new allies in the most unlikely of places.

"Heir To The Empire" is full of dazzling escape attempts, political
intrigue, hopeless rescues, a trek through a wild forest, and of course
battles in space. Meet a host of all new characters. Enjoy the old
favorites, and kick back as an exciting new adventure unfolds.

Zahn''s "Heir To The Empire" quite possibly outdoes any other novel to
carry the Star Wars title. The pacing, suspense, and characterization
couldn''t be more real and true to the original series of movies. The
villains are every bit as intelligent as the heroes. I recommend this
book for even casual fans of Science fiction. There is no doubt as to
why "Heir To The Empire" was a # 1 National Bestseller.

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