Pretty decent

This book is an improvement on the previous one - Light of the Jedi. The performance is great and the story is far more enjoyable.

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Another Great High Republic Audiobook

I was skeptical at first as I previously listened to Light of the Jedi, it was a good story however not particularly to my taste. which doesn't discredited how good it is. However I must say I really truly enjoyed into the Dark. The Drengir sound absolutely terrifying. I also think Reath Silas might be my favourite Jedi now. (That's coming from a self proclaimed Sith lord) I would definitely recommend this book. Great work!

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Slow burner

Took a “little bit” to get started but really enjoyed it more and more, as the story progressed.

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Full of twists and turns

Great performances bring this story to life! Story itself has plenty of twists and turns that keep you engaged.

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excellent book with unexpected twists

Excellent excellent book with many wow moments, the narration was brilliant and it's a great addition to the High Republic collection

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A Wonderful Star Wars Adventure

Claudia Gray delivers another excellent Star Wars novel! With a new set of characters each with compelling histories and personalities, new villains, a delightfully chilling premise and some interesting perspectives on the Jedi Order and the Force, Into the Dark is a great standalone entry in the High Republic era. I loved the cast, and will hope to rejoin Reath Silas on his journey through the Force.

Dan Bittner’s narration was excellent and I am very pleased with it. I hope to hear him narrate more Star Wars!

The High Republic delivers on my hopes for a new expanded universe, the overarching story and side stories like Into the Dark are quality, and I will look forward to more development of the setting.

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loved it

like Geode words fail me. loved it. best book in the high republic series so far

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A solid Star Wars adventure!

Since Bloodline and Lost Stars, Claudia is my continued favorite Star Wars author. Memorable characters with great arcs, for example Geode the silent big rock Navigator (solid guy! Genious idea in all its glorious stupidity) and the bookworm and reluctant Jedi adventurer Reath.
Some of the middle part of the story dragged with some confusing and (at first) uninteresting side plots, but in the end they all arrived at a great climax and were woven together masterfully, with some satisfying character developments and twists.

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The "main story tie-in" of the High Republic

This feels like what the other canon novels are to the movies of the skywalker saga. A smaller scale story that occurs around the events of a movie (Light of the Jedi in this situation) and adds to the universe without contradicting the main story. It's really nice to be able to take in The High Republic era on a smalller scale and especially when the plot is engaging and all the characters are likeable.

The performance by Dan Bittner was a bit jarring at first, especially compared to Marc Tompsons excelent narration in other Star Wars audiobooks. Despite that Dan Bittner did a solid job and after a chapter or two I was immersed in the story and his narration.

Perfect follow up to Light of the Jedi for people who want to learn more about this new era of Star Wars.

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excelent judt like everything Claudia Gray wrote

Enjoyed it a lot, many unexpected twists (to me at least), end gripping story. A page turner if it was not an audiobook

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