Product Description

A string of smashing victories by the forces of the sinister aliens known as the Yuuzhan Vong has left New Republic resources and morale stretched to the breaking point. Manipulating their alliance with the amoral Hutts, the Yuuzhan Vong leave a cunning trail of vital information where New Republic agents are sure to find it...

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #147924 in Books
• Published on: 2000-10-19
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 348 pages

Customer Reviews

luceno's duology has finally picked up the pace
after the disappointing presentation and writing style james luceno showed in hero's trial, he finally picks up here and writes an almost flawless book. i knew that the jedi eclipse would be brilliant as soon as i read the end battle of hero's trial, where luceno finally dropped the big words and boring dialogue in favour of some nail-biting, non-stop action with han, elan, droma, and the peace brigade. this book, jedi eclipse (although im not really sure why its called that), deals much more with the other characters other than han and droma. leia goes to hapes to get their help in the fight, anakin and jacen go to corellia to try to bring centerpoint station into the war, wurth skidder goes on a reckless mission to save a load of refugees on a yuuzhan vong worldship, and, one of the most interesting stories in this book, a bunch of ryn struggling for their lives in a corrupt refugee complex. the only major complaint i hav about this book is the lack of jaina and the jacen/anakin/corellia storyline until the last few chapters. but apart from that, its a brilliant book.

Wow! An amazing book
Luceno is amazing. This is one of the best star wars books i have read in ages(and i've read them all). Not only does he create a great story using the centerpoint station from the correlian trilogy but also tells us what happened to a few of those characters from previous books. I'd always wondered what happened to Gariel Captison's daughter(Tim Zahn completely ignored her when he wrote The Hand of Thrawn duology) and Thraken Sal-Solo. It was also great to have Han in the thick of the action again. This is the best New Jedi Order novel yet.

The NJO continues apace
Luceno's duology finishes here, and it was a rollercoaster ride. The reintroduction of characters was well done, and the return to Correllia was a well written interlude. Superb