A "New York Times" bestselling veteran of Bantam's "Star Wars" program concludes the epic tale begun in "Children of the Jedi". A ruthless warlord's plan to bring down the New Republic begins with the kidnapping of Princess Leia. Meanwhile, as Luke Skywalker searches for his lost love Callista, a long-dormant, sentient lifeform awakens--one which will threaten the entire galaxy.
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A "New York Times" bestselling veteran of Bantam's "Star Wars" program concludes the epic tale begun in "Children of the Jedi". A ruthless warlord's plan to bring down the New Republic begins with the kidnapping of Princess Leia. Meanwhile, as Luke Skywalker searches for his lost love Callista, a long-dormant, sentient lifeform awakens--one which will threaten the entire galaxy.
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1997. Bantam. First. Book-VG. DJ-VG. 9.5x6.5. 312pp. 577g. Planet of Twilight is a dark epic of adventure, a visionary tale of courage, betrayal, and survival in the true Star Wars tradition. Packed with action, suspense, and adventure, it is a novel that no fan of this best selling series will want to miss.
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Good. Size: 6x1x9; Clean pages with general wear from reading and storage. If the dust jacket is present it may have curling, wear, or small tears on the edges. Some books have a bookstore stamp inside cover. Quick response!
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Very Good. Book. Signed by Author(s) SIGNED by the AUTHOR on the Title page. Signature only First edition, First printing. Book is in Very Good condition. Boards have a tiny bit of shelf wear and creasing. Moisture damage tot he first couple of pages. Page fore edges have a small amount of reading wear. Interior is clean and legible. Not remaindered. Thanks and Enjoy. All-Ways well boxed, All-Ways fast service. Thanks.
Barbera Hambly is a pretty good author. I'll say that at first. She has a knack for getting into character's minds, their inner thoughts and complexities. She also writes R2-D2 & C-3P0 very well, capturing the adorable comedy duo-like nature the film versions of the characters. There is one facet of her writing, however. at least in her star wars works, that drives me up the wall. Word substitution. That is what it is. The substitution of words from our world, foreign to star wars, so that she can use figures of speech and things. It gets a little corny after a while, the kind of corny that makes you want to bury your head in your hands. The volume isn't spectacular, but it isn't that bad either, If you can get past "Topatoes" and "Coffiene".
