Reviewing novelizations is hard. How do I review a story we already know? How do I review the book on its own merit, rather than end up just reviewing the film itself?! I figure it breaks down into two questions – does the book stand on its own as a fun and engaging story (as … More Review: Solo A Star Wars Story by Mur Lafferty
Hello! What’s this? Finally, my review of Empire’s End! I’m sorry it took me so long to publish this (having finished the book back in June) but it’s one of those books that I really want to do justice! I am so glad I decided to make my own mind up about this trilogy because … More Review: Empire’s End by Chuck Wendig
First up, this book marks a massive milestone for my tiny little blog. You see, it was my first ever Advanced Reader Copy of a book! That means that Star Wars Books UK sent me the book (FOR FREE!!! omgomgomg) so that I could review it! When I first started this blog, I had planned … More Review: Thrawn Alliances by Timothy Zahn
For those of you following my journey through the Expanded Universe, in particular my reading of the New Jedi Order, I appreciate it might seem a little odd for me to take a break in the series to read a Prequel era novel but, bear with me! There is method in my madness! I stopped … More Review: Rogue Planet by Greg Bear
Last Shot is the only adult novel released in the build up to Solo: A Star Wars Story and believe me it is very adult! Older introduces us to the hi-jinks of young Han and Lando in a time-hopping, rip-roaring ride of a novel set across three different time periods. The time periods are – Lando pre-Solo, Han immediately … More Review: Last Shot by Daniel José Older
I think I can start off by saying – I knew I was going to like this book, but I had no idea I was going to love this book! In fact, Bloodline by Claudia Gray has smashed its way pretty much to the top of my list when it comes to Star Wars books. … More Review: Bloodline by Claudia Gray
This book not only had extremely large shoes to fill (it’s immediate predecessor being the mind-blowing Traitor by Matthew Stover) but it also had a lot to do, given that it’s the first book to really start to piece the galaxy back together since the end of Star by Star. By the end of Star … More New Jedi Order: Destiny’s Way
