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Star Wars - Dark Forces - Soldier For the Empire by William C. Dietz · Booklabria

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Star Wars - Dark Forces - Soldier For the Empire

Science Fiction, Space OperaChildren's fiction

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First published: 1997
Language: English
Editions: 6

Synopsis

Following Dark Forces -- Soldier for the Empire, part two of this graphic-story-album trilogy chronicles the adventures of Kyle Katarn as he learns of the mysterious Valley of the Jedi, discovered by his father years ago. Trapped in the Valley is an enormous reservoir of energy, waiting to be released. Who will reach the Valley -- and its power -- first, Kyle, or the Dark Jedi known as Jerec?

Subjects: Science Fiction, Space Opera
Children's fiction
Cartoons and comics
Star Wars fiction

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