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I did not expect to read a zombie horror novel in the middle of a Star Wars chronological read-through. Red Harvest is exactly that, and it is one of the strangest detours in all of Legends. Strange does not mean bad — but it does mean disorienting.
After the frustration of Revan’s unfinished story, Deceived gave me exactly what I had been waiting for — a Sith villain who actually feels like a Sith villain. Darth Malgus is the real deal, and this book wasted no time proving it.
I came into Revan with high expectations. The guy is considered one of the greatest Jedi who ever lived — someone who went so deep into the dark side that he became a Sith Lord, then clawed his way back. I wanted a violent, powerful, morally complex story about the greatest fallen Jedi in the history of the galaxy. What I got was something different, and I am still not sure how I feel about it.
I started reading Star Wars Legends from the very beginning of the timeline, and this is where it all starts — roughly 25,000 years before Luke Skywalker ever picked up a lightsaber. I came into this book knowing the movies, The Mandalorian, and the newer shows, and had no idea what to expect from a Star Wars story set this far back.
I did not expect to read a zombie horror novel in the middle of a Star Wars chronological read-through. Red Harvest is exactly that, and it is one of the strangest detours in all of Legends. Strange does not mean bad — but it does mean disorienting.
After the frustration of Revan’s unfinished story, Deceived gave me exactly what I had been waiting for — a Sith villain who actually feels like a Sith villain. Darth Malgus is the real deal, and this book wasted no time proving it.
I came into Revan with high expectations. The guy is considered one of the greatest Jedi who ever lived — someone who went so deep into the dark side that he became a Sith Lord, then clawed his way back. I wanted a violent, powerful, morally complex story about the greatest fallen Jedi in the history of the galaxy. What I got was something different, and I am still not sure how I feel about it.
I started reading Star Wars Legends from the very beginning of the timeline, and this is where it all starts — roughly 25,000 years before Luke Skywalker ever picked up a lightsaber. I came into this book knowing the movies, The Mandalorian, and the newer shows, and had no idea what to expect from a Star Wars story set this far back.
I did not expect to read a zombie horror novel in the middle of a Star Wars chronological read-through. Red Harvest is exactly that, and it is one of the strangest detours in all of Legends. Strange does not mean bad — but it does mean disorienting.
After the frustration of Revan’s unfinished story, Deceived gave me exactly what I had been waiting for — a Sith villain who actually feels like a Sith villain. Darth Malgus is the real deal, and this book wasted no time proving it.
I came into Revan with high expectations. The guy is considered one of the greatest Jedi who ever lived — someone who went so deep into the dark side that he became a Sith Lord, then clawed his way back. I wanted a violent, powerful, morally complex story about the greatest fallen Jedi in the history of the galaxy. What I got was something different, and I am still not sure how I feel about it.
I started reading Star Wars Legends from the very beginning of the timeline, and this is where it all starts — roughly 25,000 years before Luke Skywalker ever picked up a lightsaber. I came into this book knowing the movies, The Mandalorian, and the newer shows, and had no idea what to expect from a Star Wars story set this far back.
I did not expect to read a zombie horror novel in the middle of a Star Wars chronological read-through. Red Harvest is exactly that, and it is one of the strangest detours in all of Legends. Strange does not mean bad — but it does mean disorienting.
After the frustration of Revan’s unfinished story, Deceived gave me exactly what I had been waiting for — a Sith villain who actually feels like a Sith villain. Darth Malgus is the real deal, and this book wasted no time proving it.
I came into Revan with high expectations. The guy is considered one of the greatest Jedi who ever lived — someone who went so deep into the dark side that he became a Sith Lord, then clawed his way back. I wanted a violent, powerful, morally complex story about the greatest fallen Jedi in the history of the galaxy. What I got was something different, and I am still not sure how I feel about it.
I started reading Star Wars Legends from the very beginning of the timeline, and this is where it all starts — roughly 25,000 years before Luke Skywalker ever picked up a lightsaber. I came into this book knowing the movies, The Mandalorian, and the newer shows, and had no idea what to expect from a Star Wars story set this far back.
I did not expect to read a zombie horror novel in the middle of a Star Wars chronological read-through. Red Harvest is exactly that, and it is one of the strangest detours in all of Legends. Strange does not mean bad — but it does mean disorienting.
After the frustration of Revan’s unfinished story, Deceived gave me exactly what I had been waiting for — a Sith villain who actually feels like a Sith villain. Darth Malgus is the real deal, and this book wasted no time proving it.
I came into Revan with high expectations. The guy is considered one of the greatest Jedi who ever lived — someone who went so deep into the dark side that he became a Sith Lord, then clawed his way back. I wanted a violent, powerful, morally complex story about the greatest fallen Jedi in the history of the galaxy. What I got was something different, and I am still not sure how I feel about it.
I started reading Star Wars Legends from the very beginning of the timeline, and this is where it all starts — roughly 25,000 years before Luke Skywalker ever picked up a lightsaber. I came into this book knowing the movies, The Mandalorian, and the newer shows, and had no idea what to expect from a Star Wars story set this far back.
I did not expect to read a zombie horror novel in the middle of a Star Wars chronological read-through. Red Harvest is exactly that, and it is one of the strangest detours in all of Legends. Strange does not mean bad — but it does mean disorienting.
After the frustration of Revan’s unfinished story, Deceived gave me exactly what I had been waiting for — a Sith villain who actually feels like a Sith villain. Darth Malgus is the real deal, and this book wasted no time proving it.
I came into Revan with high expectations. The guy is considered one of the greatest Jedi who ever lived — someone who went so deep into the dark side that he became a Sith Lord, then clawed his way back. I wanted a violent, powerful, morally complex story about the greatest fallen Jedi in the history of the galaxy. What I got was something different, and I am still not sure how I feel about it.
I started reading Star Wars Legends from the very beginning of the timeline, and this is where it all starts — roughly 25,000 years before Luke Skywalker ever picked up a lightsaber. I came into this book knowing the movies, The Mandalorian, and the newer shows, and had no idea what to expect from a Star Wars story set this far back.
I did not expect to read a zombie horror novel in the middle of a Star Wars chronological read-through. Red Harvest is exactly that, and it is one of the strangest detours in all of Legends. Strange does not mean bad — but it does mean disorienting.
After the frustration of Revan’s unfinished story, Deceived gave me exactly what I had been waiting for — a Sith villain who actually feels like a Sith villain. Darth Malgus is the real deal, and this book wasted no time proving it.
I came into Revan with high expectations. The guy is considered one of the greatest Jedi who ever lived — someone who went so deep into the dark side that he became a Sith Lord, then clawed his way back. I wanted a violent, powerful, morally complex story about the greatest fallen Jedi in the history of the galaxy. What I got was something different, and I am still not sure how I feel about it.
I started reading Star Wars Legends from the very beginning of the timeline, and this is where it all starts — roughly 25,000 years before Luke Skywalker ever picked up a lightsaber. I came into this book knowing the movies, The Mandalorian, and the newer shows, and had no idea what to expect from a Star Wars story set this far back.
I did not expect to read a zombie horror novel in the middle of a Star Wars chronological read-through. Red Harvest is exactly that, and it is one of the strangest detours in all of Legends. Strange does not mean bad — but it does mean disorienting.
After the frustration of Revan’s unfinished story, Deceived gave me exactly what I had been waiting for — a Sith villain who actually feels like a Sith villain. Darth Malgus is the real deal, and this book wasted no time proving it.
I came into Revan with high expectations. The guy is considered one of the greatest Jedi who ever lived — someone who went so deep into the dark side that he became a Sith Lord, then clawed his way back. I wanted a violent, powerful, morally complex story about the greatest fallen Jedi in the history of the galaxy. What I got was something different, and I am still not sure how I feel about it.
I started reading Star Wars Legends from the very beginning of the timeline, and this is where it all starts — roughly 25,000 years before Luke Skywalker ever picked up a lightsaber. I came into this book knowing the movies, The Mandalorian, and the newer shows, and had no idea what to expect from a Star Wars story set this far back.
I did not expect to read a zombie horror novel in the middle of a Star Wars chronological read-through. Red Harvest is exactly that, and it is one of the strangest detours in all of Legends. Strange does not mean bad — but it does mean disorienting.
After the frustration of Revan’s unfinished story, Deceived gave me exactly what I had been waiting for — a Sith villain who actually feels like a Sith villain. Darth Malgus is the real deal, and this book wasted no time proving it.
I came into Revan with high expectations. The guy is considered one of the greatest Jedi who ever lived — someone who went so deep into the dark side that he became a Sith Lord, then clawed his way back. I wanted a violent, powerful, morally complex story about the greatest fallen Jedi in the history of the galaxy. What I got was something different, and I am still not sure how I feel about it.
I started reading Star Wars Legends from the very beginning of the timeline, and this is where it all starts — roughly 25,000 years before Luke Skywalker ever picked up a lightsaber. I came into this book knowing the movies, The Mandalorian, and the newer shows, and had no idea what to expect from a Star Wars story set this far back.
I did not expect to read a zombie horror novel in the middle of a Star Wars chronological read-through. Red Harvest is exactly that, and it is one of the strangest detours in all of Legends. Strange does not mean bad — but it does mean disorienting.
After the frustration of Revan’s unfinished story, Deceived gave me exactly what I had been waiting for — a Sith villain who actually feels like a Sith villain. Darth Malgus is the real deal, and this book wasted no time proving it.
I came into Revan with high expectations. The guy is considered one of the greatest Jedi who ever lived — someone who went so deep into the dark side that he became a Sith Lord, then clawed his way back. I wanted a violent, powerful, morally complex story about the greatest fallen Jedi in the history of the galaxy. What I got was something different, and I am still not sure how I feel about it.
I started reading Star Wars Legends from the very beginning of the timeline, and this is where it all starts — roughly 25,000 years before Luke Skywalker ever picked up a lightsaber. I came into this book knowing the movies, The Mandalorian, and the newer shows, and had no idea what to expect from a Star Wars story set this far back.