Galaxy’s Edge Part VI: Takeover

While I was sad to see the fall of Goth Sullus and his empire, there is no shortage of excitement in the next season of the Galaxy’s Edge saga, beginning back at Kublar, where we were first introduced to the Legion and the dumpster fire of the galaxy.

Readers follow a mercenary force controlled by a new player, with his own goals for the future of galactic civilization. He is a figure of ambiguity and the authors as always do an excellent job of showing the limited perception of the warriors on the front lines or the political operatives engaging in infiltration and assassination, with only a few glimpses of the big picture as it’s gradually revealed.

I won’t say more for risk of spoilers, but there are hints of a greater conflict to come, with terrifying eldritch forces and high tech black magic stretching back to the earliest crucibles of galactic struggle.

So grab your bucket and saddle up!

This is probably the best written book in the series. I especially liked how it was divided into two separate stories working toward a common end. The graphic detail of the narrative and believable characters were especially well done and leaves the reader wanting more.

Continuing a series after a big arc has concluded can be difficult. Too often people rehash the old stuff or do something that is so different it doesnt seem natural. Takeover side steps this, dropping us back into Kublar in a way that feels reasonable and natural, rather than just being too lazy to invent a new world. We get the same high quality writing and action that weve seen in other GE books here and an exciting opening to a new season of the series. Im eagerly looking forward to the next book.

One of the best in the series. I like the twists and turns the good guy may not be the good guys and who is spying on who….. I enjoy the pace and overall storyline and cannot wait time see what happens next…. KTF

This is a great start to Season 2 of Galaxy’s Edge. I just finished it and was sad that I couldn’t ready the next book because the ending is…. amazing. Aside from some minor references this story didn’t seem to connect directly with the other mainline books very much which I was originally disappointed with. And then the last quarter of the book happened. And I want more. The new characters are great. Carter is very likeable and with some reservations I do like Team Nilo a lot. I can’t wait to see where season 2 takes. Hopefully new planets and new characters. One thing I got for sure from this book is that this season is going to be Savage.

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