The leader of a fanatical cult, obsessed with traveling beyond the reaches of known space, is bent on opening a cosmic gateway using dreaded dark matter as the key-risking a cataclysmic reaction that will consume the entire star system. Now, from her solitary life as a Ranger keeping order across the galaxy, Lanoree has been summoned by the Je’daii Council on a matter of utmost urgency. But as strongly as the Force flowed within Lanoree and her parents, it remained absent in her brother, who grew to despise and shun the Je’daii, and whose training in its ancient ways ended in tragedy. And at the feet of its wise Masters, Lanoree Brock learned the mysteries and methods of the Force-and found her calling as one of its most powerful disciples. On the planet Tython, the ancient Je’daii Order was founded. Hopefully this unfamiliarity will not drive off readers, because I believe the strength of this book is how different it is.

In fact it started it’s own era, “Before the Republic” (yes the Dawn of the Jedi comics officially started this era but Into the Void is the first novel).

Into the Void had no film characters to rely on to attract the casual readers. The Last Jedi didn’t have any of our film good guys but did feature Darth Vader as the main villain. Scoundrels featured a large cast of characters including film characters Han Solo, Lando Calrissian, and Chewbacca. February saw the release of The Last Jedi, a novel that was basically the unofficial 4th book of the Coruscant Nights series. In January we got Scoundrels, the highly anticipated novel by Star Wars writer royalty Tim Zahn. Into the Void is the third Star Wars novel released in 2013 and is very much different from the first two. Title: Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void

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