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Star Wars: Thrawn: Alliances (Book 2)

By: Timothy Zahn
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THE SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER

Grand Admiral Thrawn and Darth Vader team up against a threat to the Empire in this thrilling novel from bestselling author Timothy Zahn.


"I have sensed a disturbance in the Force."

Ominous words under any circumstances, but all the more so when uttered by Emperor Palpatine. On Batuu, at the edges of the Unknown Regions, a threat to the Empire is taking root-its existence little more than a glimmer, its consequences as yet unknowable. But it is troubling enough to the Imperial leader to warrant investigation by his most powerful agents: ruthless enforcer Lord Darth Vader and brilliant strategist Grand Admiral Thrawn. Fierce rivals for the emperor's favor, and outspoken adversaries on Imperial affairs-including the Death Star project-the formidable pair seem unlikely partners for such a crucial mission. But the Emperor knows it's not the first time Vader and Thrawn have joined forces. And there's more behind his royal command than either man suspects.

In what seems like a lifetime ago, General Anakin Skywalker of the Galactic Republic, and Commander Mitth'raw'nuruodo, officer of the Chiss Ascendancy, crossed paths for the first time. One on a desperate personal quest, the other with motives unknown . . . and undisclosed. But facing a gauntlet of dangers on a far-flung world, they forged an uneasy alliance-neither remotely aware of what their futures held in store.

Now, thrust together once more, they find themselves bound again for the planet where they once fought side by side. There they will be doubly challenged-by a test of their allegiance to the Empire . . . and an enemy that threatens even their combined might.

©2018 Timothy Zahn (P)2018 Penguin Audio
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I did enjoy this book, but it wasn't as good as the first. I missed Eli vanto in this,but I assume he will appear in the third book. I wish there was more Vader and thrawn and less of Skywalker and thrawn, but other people may like that more. overall a good book and we'll read by Marc Thompson.

enjoyed it, but not as good as the first

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I loved this book. Thrawn is slowly becoming my favoruite character and this just adds to it.

A great read

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Really loves these books, this is the 3rd time ive listened to this trilogy and i just wish there were more. Thrawn is one of the best characters in star wars. cannot wait for the Osoka series and hopefully seeing a live action version of thrawn injustice hope they do him justice as we all know Disney+ has done some very questionable things with the star wars universe and characters since they got their grubby mits on the IP. Anyways I fully recommend these books to any star wars fan!

3rd time round and they're still fantastic!

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good book if you like star wars you will like this book its one of the best audio books i have read in a while tho you should read the Thrawn Book before this one

Really good book

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Thrawn Alliances may not reach the same level that the first novel did but it succeeds superbly in many different ways.

Seeing the two different storylines converge and mirror each other was really good and Zahn used that type of story telling to his advantage.

The first instalment succeeded in making Governor Pryce's journey never feeling like a drag, This one kinda does. All the dedicated Padme parts in the novel felt like they broke the pace and the red string of the story.

I'd still say that this is a worthy successor to the the first one and definetly worth a listen to.

A really good sequel to the original

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