This book blew away any expectation I had for this series. Jude Watson has really outdone herself with this one. The title "Death on Naboo" really turned me off at first (I'm very bad about judging books by their covers), but the cover art more than compensated for any reservations I had, and the story itself had me chewing my nails down to stubs, especially towards the end of the book. The showdown between Olin and Malorum came much sooner in this series than expected, but is a testament to Watson wanting to move the story along, and not being afraid to sacrifice the potential to drag certain characters and storylines out for the sake of capitalizing on them. And in this case, it serves to tell a better story.
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taken from the back of the book:Ex-Jedi Ferus Olin has been imprisoned by the Empire. His crime? Trying to save the Jedi Order. tThe sinister Empire won’t be able to hold Ferus for long—not then he has a friend on the inside. But escaping is only part of the problem. Ferus’s quest is going to take him to the planet of Naboo, where a secret vital to the survival of the Jedi and the entire galaxy is being kept and is in danger of being revealed.tIn order to keep this secret, Ferus will have to face the ruthless Inquisitor Malorum. A battle will be fought and lives will be lost. tWho will die on Naboo?
—Meadow
