K'WAN never disappoints
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As usual K'wan does an amazing job keeping my attention. He continues to tie his books together making you want more.
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This book series was FIRE!!!!!! Well worth the read. In fact, if you love to read great books, look no further than K'Wan!
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I finished book 1 of Animal in only a matter of hours...It was a mysterious, suspenseful, action packed book & I can't wait to read more of this serious to find out what happens next. I will admit that there was a few aspects of the story that I still need clarity on which I'm sure I'll get while continuing the series, but it held my interest throughout the entire book. I look forward to completing the entire series & checking out out reads by K'Wan in the future!!
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The Jedi Apprentice series is amazingly gripping, always makeing the reader come back for more. Alas this time there is no more to come back to, yet remarkably Jude Watson, again left her audence with a feeling of fofillment; the relationship of Obi-Wan and Qui-Gon finaly seem to fit. If you are looking for a thrilling, heart-stopping, and even possibly learning somthing about your self kind of book. Look no further. J.W. Thank's for the great read.
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this is another installment of yu watase's FY: GK. this, like the other genbu's, is sure to not disappoint. it keeps the reader @ the edge of her/his seat and won't let go. worth the read...by far!! if u are a yu watase fan, u are likely to enjoy this manga.
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Once again this series doesn't disappoint when it comes to action, romance, and true human emotions. Unfortunately, my favorite character is now what I feared for him, which sucks, but anyway, the story is still engrossing and doesn't fail to deliver all the amazing things that makes this series great.
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Ive been a huge Star Wars fan my whole life and naturally the Expanded Universe has always intrigued me. Not everything in the EU was good (some of it could be downright bizarre and very out of place in Star Wars), but Stories like KOTOR and the Thrawn books take the Star Wars mythos in new and interesting directions, as well as introducing characters who are every bit as compelling as Luke and Vader. Legacy is no different. I love pretty much everything about this series. The characters are well written, new aspects of the universe like the Imperial Knights and Darth Krayts One Sith order manage to ensure that this story isn't just more of the same without taking away from the Star Wars feel, and the artwork is absolutely phenomenal. Cade Skywalker has quickly become one of my favorite Star Wars characters and Legacy one of my favorite Star Wars stories. This is definitely worth reading if your a Star Wars fan, regardless of whether or not Disney considers this canon or not.
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This is without a doubt my favorite Star Wars comic book series. Read it in order as it is one continuous story arc about the events following the destruction of the first Death Star in Episode IV. The visual artwork is absolutely phenomenal. The stories are engaging, fast-paced, told from Rebel and Imperial perspectives, and feel like Star Wars should feel. It's hard to put these down once you start reading. It includes all the best original trilogy characters like Luke, Leia, Han, Chewbacca, Wedge, Boba Fett, IG-88, Palpatine, and of course Darth Vader. Whether you're a devoted Star Wars fan or just want to enjoy a great graphic novel, the Star Wars volumes won't disappoint.

Volume 4 is awesome! The "5 Days of Sith" comic is one of the better Darth Vader comics I've read in awhile and "Where Droids Go to Die" delivers some great bounty hunter action. Zack Whedon's short bonus comic at the end was a little disappointing though.
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As a fan from the earliest days of the Liaden Universe, I always anticipate the next book with greatest pleasure. "Dragon in Exile" did not let me down. I greatly appreciate the continuous development of the characters and the many worlds they touch. On occasion I must admit I would like to see more time focused on fewer individuals, but then I realize each time someone new gets added I love them too. I have to conclude that as long as these books are written I'll continue to read them with joy and enthusiasm, and in the meanwhile will continue to re-read them back to the first one that hooked me, "Conflict of Honors."
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After their adventures on the planet of Phindar, Master Qui-Gon Jinn and Apprentice Obi-Wan Kenobi again make their way to Gala. For many years the planet has been ruled by the Beju-Tallah dynasty but now the queen has decided to give an election for the new ruler. Obi-Wan and Qui-Gon Jinn's mission is to observe to make sure the elections go smoothly. But everything does not seem to be all that simple. The Queen Veda is dying, her angry son is conspiring to win over the elections to maintain his rule as the throne's heir. And then of course the Queen shocks them with this news; Prince Beju is not the true heir, Elan of the hill people is! Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan must find a way to conserve peace on the planet and to find the true heir bearing the Mark of the Crown.
One of my favorites books in the entire Jedi Apprentice series! There's plenty of action and adventure, suspense and excitement. Jude Watson has certainly done an astounding job, the plot and story of the book is so unique and interesting and I couldn't put it down! I still enjoy reading the books as much as I did when they first started coming out in the summer of 1999.
This series explains a lot about how Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan first meet. Their beginning is far from simple and all smooth-sailings, which would be pretty monotonous if it was. Though the books are said for ages 9-12, like many other reviewers I agree that the Jedi Apprentice Series are for anybody. Extremely well-written, the emotions, thoughts, and feelings of the main characters are very well put down into words. I also like the different array of humans and aliens which are portrayed, both good and bad; the dying Queen Veda who still has the strengths and capabilities of a noble ruler, Elan the headstrong woman who wants nothing to do with Gala's government, Jono the palace servant who becomes friends with Obi-Wan, and many more characters.
The first Jedi Apprentice book is written by Dave Wolverton while all the rest (19 more books) are written by Jude Watson and are all very highly recommended from me. The books don't really 'end' at all, the books ends in either a cliffhanger or with a little glimpse into the future. Believe me, once you start reading them, you'll want to read the next one... then the next one...  I can't wait for Jude Watson's next Star Wars series, The Jedi Quest Series with Obi-Wan Kenobi as the Jedi Master and Anakin Skywalker as the Padawan Apprentice.
Another Star Wars Series I recommend and like a lot are the Young Jedi Knights series. The stories are about Jacen and Jaina Solo (twins of Han and Leia Solo), and their friends as they journey on the road to becoming Jedi Knights. More on the teenager level of reading. For adult readings, a few selections I enjoy reading are "The Thrawn Trilogy", "Rogue Planet", "The Jedi Academy Trilogy", "The Corellian Trilogy", and "The Truce at Bakura".
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Wow! This proudly continues the tradition of great Avatar comics. I cannot wait to see how it progresses. You get a lot of world building, see how the different nations' customs deal with same sex relationships. It seems handled well, though a bit rushed. I hope it's explored a bit more in depth as the story continues.

Tokuga has a lot of potential as a villian, but as of yet is just a typical mob/gang leader. Hope he is more fleshed out as the trilogy continues.

But most importantly, more of the air benders and more of Bolin lava bending! Can never have enough of those!
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This is one of my favorite Star Wars book to this day. The plot is fast pace and there is plenty of action. Both, Jedi fans and Siths fans will have a great time with this novel. The only thing that I would have loved to see in this book is a little more about the Mandalorian woman. Everything else was great. Easy read just purely entertainment. Keep them coming!
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I love the Saga, and KJA has defiantly given fans another great installment in the series with this book.
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I love this series!  I anxiously await ever collection.  Dreamsong is one of my favorites volumes.  The story seems to depart a little from Rin & Manji to focus on Makie.  Makie is quite possibly the finest combatant among the vast array of fighters in 'Immortal'.  It's great to find out a woman character could quite easily take out all these posturing, big-headed male characters (Manji included).  She's ultra-cool and a nice counterpart to the female character of Rin.
The artwork and pace of storytelling is what initially drew me to this series.  It's samurai western at it's finest.  Some of the kills i find kind of stoopid - Manji carves up an opponent's head with the stroke-shapes of a swastika (volume 1), but overall, this stuff is high intensity action.  My highest praise. Definitely buy these books.  It's best to start at the beginning to keep track of every character and event.  awesome.....
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Clone Wars Volume 2, "Victories and Sacrifices", progresses the Clone Wars in ways only graphic novels can.  For followers of this graphic series, you really have no choice but to continue with the purchase of Victories and Sacrifices.  Here's the rundown of what to expect in the second of the series.

First of all, the Confederacy comes in right off the bat with chemical warfare.  The main objective for Obi-Wan Kenobi is to find the cure.  In this, we meet Asajj Ventress and Durge, a Dark Jedi and a biological phenom respectively.  Both play their part in the war against the Republic, serving Count Dooku with no remorse as to the effects of their actions.

We also learn the stories of unheard of Jedi, one in particular, a fascinating Jedi Healer named Master Fay who "never raised her lightsaber in combat".  Her story alone is brilliant, and will please any fan of the Star Wars universe.  It's simply marvelous what this book does for the face and meaning of the true Jedi Master.

The main element you will take from Victories and Sacrifices is how amazing Obi-Wan Kenobi is as a Jedi Knight.  You'll adore his adventures and his willpower in this collection, and especially see how deserving he is of his spot on the Jedi Council.

One last thing... you meet an ARC trooper, and they are yet another wonderful story in the ever expanding universe of Star Wars.  ARCs are more independent (more like Jango Fett himself) than the other clones, and they are true warriors.

This collection has the next great chapter in the Clone Wars saga.  If you haven't read Clone Wars Volume 1, do so first.  Once again, Star Wars proves itself as truly the greatest franchise to ever be created.
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K'wan is guaranteed to give you quality every single time. This was another page turning classic from him. I purchased and read this book years ago when it was the fresh and the only one of the Hoodrat series out. Due to work and school I haven't found time to read like I used to but I just purchased a kindle fire (I am in LOVE!!) and I am ready to dive head first back into reading, this being the first book I purchased. I remember loving it and remembering most of it but I was still in for a ride when I picked it back up. It was worth the second purchase and I finished it in two days. I am now off to purchase Still Hood which I have read before as well to get back up to speed so I can read the rest of the books in this series that I've never read! Thank you K'wan!
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I have read every book in the Jack Reacher series, so I obviously love this character and the temper of the stories.  This one does not disappoint and is actually one of the best.  The story line is rich, and the action is solid.  I enjoyed it and am already wishing for the next one.