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Star Wars Battlefront
I've been bouncing around a little with the new canon Star Wars book, having skipped couple due to getting my hands on them. I'm hoping I can eventually get back to the older ones releases and give them a read and review. For now though, I'm reviewing the latest Star Wars book to come out, Battlefront: Twilight Company, which has been released to coincide with the Star Wars Battlefront video game. Because the game doesn't have a story, the book acts as a way for fans to get some much-needed action and story under the Battlefront name. The book excels at delivering the thrills, having the story follow a group of soldiers fighting for the Rebels under the group name Twilight Company. The story also jumps over the Empire side of things and gives us a pretty neat look at the life of a Stormtrooper.

Battlefront: Twilight Company takes place a few years after the …show more content…
SP-457 believes that working for the Empire is a just cause and for the good of the people. It was very interesting to see the story explain that not everyone that is on the "bad" team is evil and makes you think of the all the poor people that get slaughted by the Rebels, who are just doing what they think is right. Honestly, I would love a book about the life of a Stormtrooper, seeing the war play out through the eyes of lowly fighter for the Empire. I think it would be pretty neat.

Star Wars Battlefront: Twilight Company was an exciting read, with plenty of action filling the pages. The book shows the life of a bunch of Rebel soldiers fighting against the pressing weight of the Empire. Most of the men and women are fighting just because that's all they've known and they could've easily have been fighting for the Empire if things were different, which goes to show that war isn't as black and white as you think it is. Highly
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