Star Wars: The Clone Wars: No Prisoners by Karen Traviss
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Star Wars: The Clone Wars: No Prisoners
- By: Karen Traviss
- Narrated by: Jeff Gurner
- Series: Star Wars: Legends, Star Wars: The Clone Wars - Legends (abridged), Book 1
- Length: 7 hrs and 10 mins
- Categories: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Science Fiction
Publisher's Summary
The Clone Wars rage on. As insurgent Separatists fight furiously to wrest control of the galaxy from the Republic, Supreme Chancellor Palpatine cunningly manipulates both sides for his own sinister purposes.
Torrent Company's Captain Rex agrees to temporarily relieve Anakin Skywalker of Ahsoka, his ubiquitous and insatiably curious Padawan, by bringing her along on a routine three-day shakedown cruise aboard Captain Gilad Pellaeon's newly refitted assault ship. But the training run becomes an active and dangerous rescue mission when Republic undercover Agent Hallena Devis goes missing in the middle of a Separatist invasion.
Dispatched to a distant world to aid a local dictator facing a revolution, Hallena finds herself surrounded by angry freedom fighters and questioning the Republic's methods and motives. Summoned to rescue the missing operative who is also his secret love, Pellaeon, sworn to protect the Republic over all, is torn between duty and desire. And Ahsoka, sent in with Rex and six untested clone troopers to extract Hallena, encounters a new and different Jedi philosophy, which shakes the foundation of her upbringing to the core. As danger and intrigue intensify, the loyalties and convictions of all involved will be tested.
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Awful writing great performance
What a bait and switch of a book. Pretends to be about the clone wars but it’s actually about the rule of commitment among jedi. All anyone thinks about is love and romance and creates characters and situations to harp on about the Jedi no commitment rule ad nauseum.
Highly recommend you skip this and get a book where the characters actually grow or the author actually decides to say something profound.