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Last Command
Last Command | Timothy Zahn
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Heir to The Empire was a number-one New York Times bestseller and the science-fiction publishing event of the year. Dark Force Rising continued the gripping new adventures of Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia, Han Solo, and the other heroes of the most popular trilogy in movie history. Now the saga concludes with The Last Command, the climactic volume of a three-book cycle authorized by Lucasfilm Ltd. and written by Hugo Award-winning author Timothy Zahn. It is five years after the events of Return of The Jedi. The fragile New Republic reels from the attacks of Grand Admiral Thrawn, who has not only rallied the remaining Imperial forces but has driven the rebels back with an abominable new technology: clone soldiers. Hopes are dim as Thrawn mounts a final siege against the Republic. While Han and Chewbacca struggle to form a wary alliance of smugglers in a last-ditch attack against the Empire, Leia keeps the Alliance together and prepares for the birth of her Jedi twins. But the Empire has too many ships and too many clones to combat. The Republic's only hope lies in sending a small force, led by Luke, into the very stronghold that houses Thrown's terrible cloning machines. There a final danger awaits. The Dark Jedi C'baoth schemes in his secret fortress, directing the battle against the rebels, nursing his insanity and building his strength to finish what he had already started - the destruction of Luke Skywalker. An odyssey of fast-paced action, stunning revelation, and final confrontation, The Last Command spans a galaxy in flames - a tale that will conclude in this third and last installment as Good and Evil battle "a long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away...."
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TheBookgeekFrau
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Solid read and got me out of my Star Wars slump; which is a good thing since I just bought 7 more 😁

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TheBookgeekFrau
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"Gliding through the blackness of deep space, the Imperial Star Destroyer Chimaera pointed its mighty arrowhead shape toward the dim stars of its target system, three thousandths of a light-year away."

#FirstLineFridays
@ShyBookOwl

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TheBookgeekFrau
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Starting this month's #Doublespin

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Super_Jane
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LMAN8BSA
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Unabridged Audiobook (10/10):
As always, I loved Grand Admiral Thrawn and everything he did for the Empire following Endor, however the focus in this novel is less on him and more on Mara Jade and her struggles with the Force.

Listening to Luke, Leia, and Mara all use the Force in their own ways was definitely the highlight of this novel and I can‘t wait to hear more about their stories!

“and she was finally free”

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RamsFan1963
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Even if the ending seemed a bit rushed, overall it was a satisfying conclusion to the Thrawn trilogy. I'm looking forward to Thrawn's appearance on The Mandalorian, I only wish they'd find some way to pull in Mara Jade too. 4 🚀🚀🚀🚀
10/10 #bookbuyingdiet (woo hoo!!)

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booklover3258
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My review of this book can be found on my Youtube Vlog at:

https://youtu.be/N4WdjlDwh8s

Enjoy!

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Mollyanna
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My second finish for #progressitnovember. Although I am not progressing as much as I would like, I am making progress

This was a reread for me, and I still think the Thrawn trilogy holds up well. I really wish they had incorporated Mara Jade into the new Star Wars movies, she was such a great character.

Andrew65 Every little helps. 4y
Mollyanna @Andrew65 Very true. 4y
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Madelpadel
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This was by far the best of the three books! The last 100 pages had me so anxious I found myself having to put it down for a few minutes before picking it back up again. SO worth the read.

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“Do not be concerned for their safety, son of Vader,” he said. “The Lady Vader will not easily be defeated. Not with the Wookie Chewbacca at her side.”

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Verba Docent
Last Command | Timothy Zahn
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An amazing addition to the Star Wars epic! The thrilling conclusion completes the arc of character developments and reveals the results of Grand Admiral Thrawn's plans. Anyone who loves the classic Star Wars canon (now called “Legends“) will enjoy this series immensely. Thrawn, a fan favorite, is the real selling point. It's great to have all the classic characters in their familiar roles, but Thrawn, as the new antagonist, is masterful.

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sarahgreatlove
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Thoroughly enjoyed this audiobook. This trilogy started a bit slow for me but kicked into gear with books 2 and 3. Now I‘m in the mood for every Star Wars book that involves Mara... and I‘m annoyed my library wait lost is so long! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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jen182
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“I mean that,” he insisted, throwing a brief and entirely unconvincing scowl at her. “I‘m here because it suits my purposes. Not for the sake of your war.”

“I said I understood,” Leia agreed, smiling privately to herself. The words were different; but the look on Karrde‘s face was almost identical.

(Knew there was a reason Karrde became my favorite throughout this trilogy 😄)

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JLaurenceCohen
Last Command | Timothy Zahn

The Last Command is the finale of Zahn's Thrawn trilogy. Zahn's characters don't overly rely on the Force but use resourcefulness to evade deadly situations.

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Poor dismount. Long, and I often found myself rolling my eyes. If you‘ve got excellent suspension of your disbelief, it won‘t bother. But it was much harder to get through than the first two.

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I feel like this is taking me too long. Maybe because the last two books I read were brilliant and poignant and each took me only a few days to get through. This is still a lot of fun for the most part, but is draaaaaaagiiiiiiing

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“Gliding through the blackness of deep space, the Imperial Star Destroyer Chimaera pointed its mighty arrowhead shape toward the dim star of its target system, three thousandths of a light-year away.”

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QuintusMarcus
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It's summer, so allowing myself a little science fiction break! Loved this Thrawn series from Timothy Zahn. He did a great job capturing the original characters from the movies, and his stories are colorful and well-paced. I would absolutely recommend the Thrawn books to serious Star Wars fans - the original trilogy plus the new book just called Thrawn.

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writek
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Final book in the Thrawn trilogy!

#KBReads #sff #audio

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alwz
Last Command | Timothy Zahn
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Done for the first time as an adult. Campy yet wonderful.

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alwz
Last Command | Timothy Zahn
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I'm gonna finish this tonight!!!!

MrBook Nice pairing! 8y
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jaredqmayes
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Just finished my re-read of the Thrawn Trilogy by Tim Zahn, this time the audio version. Mark Thompson made this listen a blast! If you're a Star Wars fan and are cool with reading any Legends material, give Thrawn a try. Zahn perfectly captures all of the magic, characters, & action of Star Wars!

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InkyQuillwarts
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Awesome series! Far better than The Force Awakens, and just a reminder...this is who Han is....