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title: "Queen of Blades (Starcraft)"
brand: "aaron rosenberg"
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# Queen of Blades (Starcraft)

**Brand:** aaron rosenberg
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## Customer Reviews

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    Surprisingly good
  

*by R***H on Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2011*

Surprisingly good! I'm a SC fan to the core, but even I never expected to give anything more than 3 stars to a video game-inspired novel; let's be honest, they're just not usually that good.The writing here is incredibly accessible (yes, `low brow'), but the descriptions are vivid and enjoyable and, most refreshingly of all, the characters are very complex, offering a depth that owes as much to the original creative dev. work at Blizzard as to Rosenberg's writing. These characters are the real driving force of the book, carrying the load of sometimes cheesey dialogue and fairly predictable plot movements.Still, for any fan of the Starcraft universe this book will, I think, be impressive, and I for one am glad to see the Blizzard novels showing they can be more than B sci-fi, only appealing to rabid fanboys.

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    Should be called Starcraft: Son of Adun
  

*by J***I on Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2013*

This is a totally epic story, possibly the best of all StarCraft stories. It's titled Queen of Blades, and one could expect it to center on, describe and develop the personality of Kerrigan herself - and I find it to be false. The real deal is the description of how Raynor met and slowly befriended the Protoss, and how Tassadar changed himself from orthodox Conclave's follower to one of the greatest warriors in the history of the Universe, the Twilight Protoss, the Adun Reborn!If you're interested in the Protoss backstory, this is a must-read. The beggining might not feel too interesting, as it's centered on meeting the Zerg and the relations between Raynor and Kerrigan - but after the Protoss appear it becomes more and more awesome.

### ⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Queen of Yawn-- Well, kinda.
  

*by Z***R on Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2008*

Starcraft fans seem to have two opinions about this book: either it sucks, or it rocks. I find myself in the middle--I'll try to explain what parts were good, and which were boring and really weird, at least for me (you need to know a tad bit about the Stacraft storyline, though, plus, there are some SPOILERS ahead).So, the beginning is awesome, it's cool, has a lot of details and explains how Raynor got to Char at the beginning of the Zerg campaing in the Starcraft game. It also tells us a lot about how Jimmy has been striving to cope with the loss of Kerrigan since the end of the Terran campaing. I found this part, up until Raynor gets stranded on Char and all, to be really interesting and captivating--specially the parts that describe Raynor's new found role as a leader. Yeah, it was cool.Let it be known, however, the book should've ended there, while it still could. Seriously.The rest, up until the very final battle (which, apparently takes place in the 'Eye for an Eye' scenario from the Zerg Campaign), is extremely tedious and boring, and quite weird. I mean, just plain weird.Let me explain: it felt like an endless tale of how Jimmy runs around 're-living' every dialogue that happened in the game, line by line, whith some minor changes to the story and some added encounters, while spying the elusive Protoss and the Zerg on Char.Seriously, that's all he does for almost every page.He goes around, spying on both Protoss and Zerg, watching how they fight, how the Protoss run away, hide, fight again, run away, hide, fight again, and so on and so on--whith Jimmy following all the way, trying to  convince the Protoss to ally him against the Zerg and to get him and his men out of Char.He sometimes talks to Tassadar, and has some dreams about Kerrigan (they have a psychic link of sorts, which is explained later in the book)-- but it was more like a National Geographic documentary than anything else. A really boring one.Now, don't get me wrong, the book obviously has some new info and added storyline, but being sincere, it wasn't that much nor that good.I just felt like getting this huge amount of filler and game scenes that I already knew all about. Sure, I appreciated the extra info and all, but again, it wasn't that interesting nor important.Anyways, after 12 chapters of spying and chasing (there are 20 in total, plus the epilogue; the first 4 are cool, the last 4 are 'normal'--the rest pretty much felt like filler), Jimmy finally finds the Protoss and asks them to help him so he can help them against the Zerg. From here on we are given this weak clichéd subplot of how the Terrans befriend the Protoss and how Tassadar, Zeratul and Jimmy become Super Friends.Next we have a huge final battle between our three Musketeers and Kerrigan, which, according to the book, ends in a draw or something--with Kerrigan saying something like: 'I'll be back!' and Zeratul replying: 'We'll se about that'--I mean, come on, what was that?--And the epilogue is so corny.Everyone finally appears (this roughly takes place in the fourth scenario of the Protoss campaing): Aldaris, Artanis (who apparently is 'you' in the Protoss campaign), and even the Hyperion, Raynor's capital ship, which had to leave Char because the Zerg were attacking it, the reason why Jimmy and his men are stranded there in the first place--but seriously, all in the final chapter? Damn, that's what I call a coincidense; a pretty weak constructed coincidense.It was more like they wanted to end the book as soon as possible.And that's it. That's basically what happens.So, in conclusion, it isn't a horrible Stacraft book, I mean, it isn't Shadow of the Xel'Naga, but it isn't that good either--plus, the writing isn't something to die for. It has a couple of interesting stuff and expands a lot about Jimmy's relationship with Tassadar, Zeratul and Kerrigan (maybe the only worthwhile aspect of this book), but it's nothing really important to the general storyline--I mean, it felt that way for me.Personally, when I finished the book, it felt nice to have read it, but only because it was a book about Starcraft. The cold reality was I was left with this weird void, like, I read the whole book and yet learned nothing really imporant, nothing that I didn't already know thanks to other sources--so, yeah, it felt like an apparent waste of time. Not a total waste of time, mind you, but it was very close to be one.So, yeah, I recommend it--but you have been warned!

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