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Star Wars: The X-Wing Series, Volume 5: Wraith Squadron
- Narrated by: Anthony Heald
- Length: 3 hrs and 4 mins
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Summary
They are the galaxy's most elite fighting force. And as the battle against the Empire rages, the X-wing fighters risk life and machine to protect the Rebel Alliance. Now they must go on a daring undercover mission--as the crew of an Imperial warship.
It is Wedge Antilles' boldest creation: a covert-action unit of X-wing fighters, its pilots drawn from the dregs of other units, castoffs and rejects given one last chance. But before the new pilots can complete their training, the squadron's base is attacked by former Imperial admiral Trigit, and Wraith Squadron is forced to swing into action--taking over an Imperial warship and impersonating its crew. The mission: to gain vital intelligence about Trigit's secret weapons, to sabotage the admiral's plans, and to lure him into an Alliance trap. But the high-stakes gamble pits Wraith Squadron's ragtag renegades against the Empire's most brilliant master of guile and deception.
Are they up to the challenge?
If not, the penalty is instant death.
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- David C
- 04-01-17
great way to pass a few hours
the narrator was able to convey the adapted story in a way that does not diminish from the full story of the beginnings of Wraith Squadron.
there are a number of obvious differences between the original book and this adapted version but if I hadn't read the real books numerous times I would accept this version as a good story in its own right.
the omitted sections do not detract in any way from future aspects of this storyline or indeed from the set of x-wing books.
I am happy to recommend this book to anyone who wants to learn what the real star wars time line was supposed to be like before Disney messed with things
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