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Star Wars: The New Jedi Order: Edge of Victory III: The Final Prophecy (Mass Market Paperback)

by Greg Keyes (Author)
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THE FINAL PROPHECY is the penultimate volume in the Star Wars: The New Jedi Order series, all of which have been produced as abridged audiobooks. It begins with the words "A long time ago in a galaxy, far, far away," which are immediately followed by John Williams's stirring theme. Sound effects and music, played throughout under Jonathan Davis's narration, never overpower the work and help achieve the heroic tone of the Star Wars oeuvre. Davis does a fabulous job narrating the action-packed story, providing distinct voices for all of the major characters. S.D. © AudioFile 2004, Portland, Maine-- Copyright © AudioFile, Portland, Maine --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

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As a beleaguered galaxy fights its way back from the brink of destruction, the Jedi’s most fearsome enemy plots to end the war–and claim victory–with a final act of domination. . . .

The troubles for the embattled living planet Zonama Sekot have just begun. As Luke Skywalker and Jacen Solo negotiate its place in the galactic struggle against the Yuuzhan Vong, one of its organic ships is taken by the alien invaders. Scientist Nen Yim is ordered to use the captive to find weak spots in Zonama Sekot’s technology. But what Nen Yim discovers about the planet and its mysteries shocks her to the core. Clearly her people have gone terribly astray. For the peace-loving planet harbors not only the key to its own destruction, but the long-forgotten secrets of the Yuuzhan Vong themselves.

Meanwhile, General Wedge Antilles, commanding one fleet in a three-pronged campaign to retake the Bilbringi system, is suddenly stranded deep in Yuuzhan Vong space, cut off from all contact. Wedge and his ships must rely on trickery and brilliant battle tactics if they are to survive long enough to ensure the success of one of the deadliest and most crucial missions the Galactic Alliance forces
have ever seen. . . .

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4.0 out of 5 stars One of the better stoies in the NJO., Feb 8 2004
By JediMack (VALRICO, FL USA) - See all my reviews
This particular edition of the NJO is actually pretty good, following sereral mediocre books. I was expecting worse after the previous trilogy. But this book combined bringing in some old favorite characters of mine with an interesting advancement of the story line. It sets up the final NJO.

My review is based on the abridged Audio CD. Based on the other reviews here, it would seem that this book is even better when read. I know that seems obvious but I generally read the book AND then listen to the audio book. I have found that the audio books tend to edit out the uninteresting stuff I didn't care for anyway. But with this book, I hardly recognize the book described in other reviews based on only having listen to the audio. The audio leaves out most of the cool stuff about Wedge and the battle of Bilbringi and focuses primarily on the Corran Horn - Tahiri - Harrar - NomAnor part of the story. Secondarily on the Luke -Jacen storyline.

For example the Force Heretic trilogy is much better on abridged audio because most of what made those books bad was deleted. What was left wasn't so bad. Here it seems that a lot of good stuff had to be sacrificed by the audio editors and I look forward to reading the book soon!

At long last, this bitter episode of the star wars expanded universe is almost over. The editors asked us to trust them but that trust was misplaced. A sentient planet? Writers were permitted to go off on uninteresting tangents, characters were dumbed down and hero favorites were killed. Many thought that it was cool to kill favorite characters. The compassionate among us said - get over it!!. But for most long time fans that had come to this universe for the fun it provided, well the fun was diminished at best for some and ruined for others.

On a brighter note.. So far the prequel stuff is going well. The novels, movies and Dark Horse comics are intermixing very well. Shatterpoint was amazing. At least here we know well that the heroes we are enjoying in the prequel books and comics will all be killed. A favorite of mine is Quinlan Vos. I have no expectation that he will ultimately save the day and will likely die in battle. So I can enjoy his character for the moment with no expectation of greatness. Anakin Solo on the other hand is a different story. The youngest son of Han and Leia, the youngster who was a hero in the Corellian trilogy, the youngster in the Young Jedi Knights tales, the youngster that Chewy gave his life for.. to end all the hope and promise with his death was a cruel, unnecessary act.

Addition point. - I have seen speculation of some why the NJO was so mediocre. One answer is expressed at the bottom of the paperback page 96 in a scene and conversation between the shamed one warrior Kunra, Tahiri and Corran:
The Warriors eyes widened. One who was shaped!
Then his eyes switched to Corran, and he returned to Basic..
The slayer of Shedao Shai! We expected Jeedai, but not the most august of them.
Ah, there are still a few higher on the ladder than us,
Corran said. Luke Skywalker, for instance.

But he does not figures in our sacred tales! Kunra replied.

Even a shamed one knew that the writers were ordered to write Luke and Mara out of the main parts of the story. The characters are acknowledging that Luke was written out of the way of the main story, action and heroism. To many of us, this was a huge failing of the NJO. The consequence of writing Luke so he was out of the way was to make him appear as stupid and impotent.

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4.0 out of 5 stars One Of the better not the best, Jan 15 2004
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The book the final propecy was a good star wars new jedi order book but not the best in theis series. it lacked the pull to constantly read the book that the other books had and it wasn't quite as full of battles or duels as the others. it had a clifhanger end and concentrated mainly on tahiri whom a couple of other books have been on. The story is the prorhet yushaa wants jedi to take him to zomnoma sekot when the jedi get there they also take a shaper and a priest. overall this book is a good read.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Great characters, Dec 14 2003
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Definitely one of the best paperbacks in the series. Keyes takes a rarely-seen villain, Harrar, and transforms him into a very likable character. One of the best parts of the book was his conversation with Corran Horn (my favorite) over Ithor. We see that some Yuuzhan Vong seriously disagreed with that decision. It was also nice seeing that Corran is overcoming memories of that defeat. Nom anor returns to his role as a conniving villain and does so masterfully. Be forwarned, what he does to Nen Yim is very brutal and should not be read before, during, or after a meal.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Good, but could have been better.
As a long time reader of the New Jedi Order and indeed, of Star Wars in general, i was a little disappointed by the focus of Greg Keyes' novel, the Final Prophecy. Read more
Published on Nov 30 2003 by presypclhs

4.0 out of 5 stars It;s too short! But at least it is a good read.
After the prior three atrocities in the NJO series, I was so gratified to read this next contribution to the series by Greg Keyes. Read more
Published on Nov 22 2003 by G. Swift

4.0 out of 5 stars Conclusion in sight?
After the mediocre reception and drawn out plotlines of books 15, 16, 17, finally author Greg Keyes puts some sparks back into the The New Jedi Order and builds a well paced and... Read more
Published on Oct 30 2003 by Jayson A. Olson

4.0 out of 5 stars cool
I am new to the New Jedi Order series and this is the first one I've read. By looking at info for other books, {aka starwars.com}, I thought the series was REALLY STINKY. Read more
Published on Oct 29 2003

4.0 out of 5 stars Kind of a holding pattern going on
OK so the planet that pretty much all of the people in the Star Wars universe have been searching for has been found. Read more
Published on Oct 20 2003 by General Pete

2.0 out of 5 stars It is time to put this series to an end......
This book falls short of its promise of finally giving the details of this mysterious race that threatens to wipe out the New Republic and the Jedi's. Read more
Published on Oct 16 2003 by James P. Miller

4.0 out of 5 stars Good book, except for one thing...
Overall, I think is a good addition to the NJO series. It's a little too short and underdeveloped in some aspects, but still a good read. Read more
Published on Oct 15 2003

3.0 out of 5 stars Finally, a competent writer returns
I have not even finished this book yet, but at only a third of the way through I found myself much more interested and involved in a NJO book than I have been for a long time. Read more
Published on Oct 14 2003 by JMotts

4.0 out of 5 stars Well Written
Book was well written, however many hole are left in the story line that i don't think we will ever have the answers to even after the The Unifying Force is released. Read more
Published on Oct 14 2003 by jacen9727

4.0 out of 5 stars A Return to the High Quality writing of the beginning!
When I heard that Greg Keyes would be returning to write the second to last book in the New Jedi Order series, I was thrilled. Read more
Published on Oct 14 2003 by J. K. Moser

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