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Shield of Lies - Michael P. Kube-McDowell
Shield of Lies
3.09 115
As Leia must deal with a new threat to the  fragile alliance that binds the New Republic, Lando  becomes a prisoner aboard a runaway spacecraft of  unknown origin. The ship is following an unstoppable  path to its homeworld, destroyed by Imperial  forces. Luke continues his quest to learn more... show more
As Leia must deal with a new threat to the  fragile alliance that binds the New Republic, Lando  becomes a prisoner aboard a runaway spacecraft of  unknown origin. The ship is following an unstoppable  path to its homeworld, destroyed by Imperial  forces. Luke continues his quest to learn more about  his mother among the Fallanassi, where his every  belief about the use of the Force is about to be  challenged. And while Leia ponders a diplomatic  solution to the aggression of the fierce Yevetha race,  Han pilots a spy ship into the heart of Yevethan  space and finds himself a hostage on one of the  vast fleet of warships under the command of a  ruthless leader.
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Format: mass market paperback
ISBN: 9780553572773 (0553572776)
ASIN: 553572776
Publisher: Spectra
Pages no: 340
Edition language: English
Series: Star Wars: The Black Fleet Crisis (#2)
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A Spoopy Love Affair With Books
A Spoopy Love Affair With Books rated it
4.0 Star Wars The Black Fleet Crisis #2: Shield of Lies
First off let me say that this book isn't as bad as everyone seems to think it is. Interesting, well written and a good, fast read, I gave it four stars only because I didn't like it quite as much as the first, 'Before the Storm'. I liked the character of Akanah and her interaction with Luke. Of all...
siobhanparker
siobhanparker rated it
0.0 Shield of Lies (Star Wars: The Black Fleet Crisis, Book 2)
The story was narrated very well, and it was mostly interesting to read. However, the biggest problem with this story was the format. In pretty much every novel with one or more sub-plots that I've read--even including works outside the realm of science fiction and fantasy--it went between charact...
wealhtheow
wealhtheow rated it
Luke continues to learn about his mother's people, all of which will be completely ignored when the prequel films are made. I think one of my favorite non-canon characters, Winter, gets a few good scenes in this story.
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