The sequel to the New York Times bestseller, Crosscurrent, Star Wars: Riptide continues the story of Jaden Korr, Khedryn Faal, and Marr Idi Shael.
When a ship full of Sith warriors arrived in Galactic Alliance space, the fight to destroy it accidentally uncovered a deadly menace: a long-hidden group of clones, secretly created as insidious weapons capable of wielding the Force and heedless of the differences between light side and dark side. Now the clones have escaped — and evidence suggests they are flawed by genetic disease and violent madness. Jedi Knight Jaden Korr pursues the clones, hoping to heal them but prepared to destroy them. What he doesn’t know is that Sith agents are hot on his heels, determined not only to recover the clones for their Master but to capture Jaden for their own dark-side purposes. In a life-or-death battle, Jaden will confront a shocking reality that will rock him to his core and bring him face-to-face with the question of what makes a man… and a Jedi.
Mass Market Paperback: 336 pages
Publisher: LucasBooks (July 26, 2011)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 034552246X
ISBN-13: 978-0345522467
Best Star Wars novel in a while! You won’t be disappointed!
Encore, encore!
Write part 3, please.
I hope to someday. Meanwhile, glad you enjoyed. 🙂
Hello! Me, and some of the guys at wookieepedia were having a small argument as to Korr’s Jedi class. You wrote that he purified an unstable red crystal and turned it into a yellow one, which suited him better, since it was the mark of the Jedi Sentinel. So the question is – does Korr consider himself a Jedi Sentinel? Thanks!
Well, I’d say that to the extent he thinks there’s a need to categorize himself, then Sentinel fits, yes.