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| | Amazon.com: Dark Force Rising (Star Wars: The Thrawn Trilogy, Vol. 2): Books: Timothy Zahn (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31) |
 | | But Grand Admiral Thrawn, the most brilliant of the Emperor's minions, is preparing to crush the New Republic with nefarious schemes involving smugglers, political rivals, a well-placed mole and even a Jedi Master. |
 | | Leia decides that the best place to hide is amongst the enemy, so along with Chewbacca she embarks on a quest to the world of Honogar, the homeworld of the Empire's best assasins. |
 | | The most unfortunate aspect is that these problems rear up most heartily during some of the book's most important and dramatic passages, particularly toward the end, where they can damage the impression of the overall tale more than if they came primarily in, say, the first couple of chapters. |
| www.amazon.com /Dark-Force-Rising-Star-Wars/dp/0553560719 (1866 words) |
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