In a desperate bid to escape the Nameless, the Jedi pathfinders form an unlikely alliance with the disciples of the Path, and the two groups venture down into the depths of the ruined spaceship. As they descend down toward the engines, old tensions begin to flare, and the Jedi discover they have more than a single monster to fear in the darkness.
There's a lot going on in this book and it almost feels overstuffed yet light at the same time because of it. There are interesting moments but I've not managed to find too much of a connection with any of the characters because it feels like there are too many and they're not given time to really stand out amid everything going on. Some of the Jedi get a bit more time, but when you add in what's going on with the framing story in the “present” as well, it's just busier than it feels like it needs to be and I'm uncertain just how that storytelling aspect is going to fit into it in a way that makes it seem worthwhile at this point. Read Full Review
This series has a clear direction as far as its endgame is concerned, but it's focused on too many different stories while making its way there. Read Full Review
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