Star Wars: Legacy of the Force VI - Inferno

Jul 23, 2025 1:59 PM

Author:Troy Denning

The galaxy is in turmoil due to spreading and incresingly violent civil war - and the Solo/Walker clan is in shock after the horrifying murder of one of it's most beloved members. Jacen Solo, now a full Sith Lord, has seized control of the Galactic Alliance. Luke Skywalker's judgement is clouded by grief, even as he faces his most momentous decision since becoming Grand Master of the Jedi order: whether to support Jacen's illegitimate government against the forces threatening Coruscant...or to join the Rebel Confederacy and take arms against the Galactic Alliance he helped forge.

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some interesting revelations about the Sith

—— Starburst

A great storyteller, although he was much more than a storyteller

—— Keith Waterhouse

He was a genuine comic writer, probably the best after P. G. Wodehouse-He had a lasting influence and was a very good novelist

—— John Mortimer

In these explicit days, Mr Amis is the laureate of the unsayable, the literary it man

—— Sunday Telegraph

A fabulous novel...funny and poignant and is arguably Murdoch's finest hour

—— Gary Kemp , Daily Express

An enjoyable, thought-provoking and unforgettable novel

—— Val Hennessey , Daily Mail

A fantastic feat of imagination as well as a marvellous sustained piece of writing

—— Vogue

My favourite novel

—— David Yelland , The Week

I love the novels of Iris Murdoch

—— Philippa Gregory

Absolutely exquisite

—— Scarlett Strallen , Daily Express

A quietly ambitious book

—— Guardian

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—— Observer

A beautiful book and it's beautifully written

—— Kit de Waal , Good Housekeeping UK

My favourite book of all time

—— Sareeta Domingo , Good Housekeeping

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—— Trevor Phillips , Sunday Times

[A] beautiful, haunting novel

—— Stig Abell , Sunday Times

More than one of Morrison's books could be classed as masterpieces, but this one is famous for a reason: everyone should read it

—— Bernice McFadden, author of SUGAR , Guardian

A magnificent achievement...an American masterpiece

—— A.S. Byatt , Guardian

A triumph

—— Margaret Atwood , New York Times Book Review

She melds horror and beauty in a story that will disturb the mind forever

—— Sunday Times

Toni Morrison is not just an important contemporary novelist but a major figure in our national literature

—— New York Review of Books

A work of genuine force. . .Beautifully written

—— Washington Post

There is something great in Beloved: a play of human voices, consciously exalted, perversely stressed, yet holding true. It gets you

—— The New Yorker

Superb. . .A profound and shattering story that carries the weight of history. . .Exquisitely told

—— Cosmopolitan

This is a wonderful novel about slavery, freedom, parental loss and revenants

—— The Week, Thomas Keneally

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