Product Description

Former marshal-turned-rebel Jim Raynor has broken away from the power-crazed Emperor Arcturus Mengsk. Enraged over Mengsk's betrayal of the powerful telepath, Sarah Kerrigan, to the ravenous Zerg, Raynor has lost all faith in his fellow humanity.

Yet, in the aftermath of Mengsk's treachery, Raynor is plagued by strange visions of Char -- a deadly, volcanic world haunted by horrifying alien creatures. As the nightmares grow in intensity, Raynor begins to suspect that they may not be figments of his imagination -- but a desperate form of telepathic contact. Convinced that the woman he loves is still alive, Raynor launches a hasty mission to rescue Kerrigan from Char. But deep beneath the planet's smoldering surface, Raynor finds a strange chrysalis...and is forced to watch in horror as a terrible, all-too-familiar entity rises from it.

Before him stands a creature of depthless malice and vengeance...

Sarah Kerrigan: the Zerg Queen of Blades.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #270698 in Books
• Published on: 2006-05-23
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Mass Market Paperback
• 384 pages

Features

• ISBN13: 9780743471336
• Condition: NEW
• Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark.
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Customer Reviews

Kerrigan rocks
This book was an easy read. The book however had more spelling and gramatical errors then I normally like but it did not phase it. However it did feel as if the writer had either cropped some parts out or did not wish to exceed a certain amount of pages as i found some parts lacking explanation.
The book has enough action in it to keep you wanting more. I was unable to put the book down and normally i am very picky with my choice of books. A great read for all Starcraft fans.

A captivating and exciting tale
When I first saw this book was coming out I was immediately excited with the idea of another StarCraft book. I was not disappointed.

The book starts off where the first StarCraft book, Liberty's Crusade, ended. The entire book is narrorated from Jim Raynor's perspective but isn't boring or monotone. The transition from the books is pretty clean and doesn't leave you questioning what is going on or when an event happened. The book covers the time from the beginning of the Zerg campaign in the game to the middle of the Protoss campaign. It has some of the dialouge from the games, but it doesn't clutter the story or sound awkward. Nor does the novel go against the game's story line.

The only problem I found with the book were a few grammar errors and it was just a tad slow in the beginning, but got better and better as the bok went on. The most enjoyable point of the book for me was finding out more of the Protoss and reading of how Jim Raynor ended up buddies with the Protoss.

Overall, I enjoyed this book and would recommend it to any StarCraft fan.

Quick, Indepth... right to the point with great details... Aaron Rosenberg did a great job.
I am about 100 pages into the book and don't wanna spoil anything for anybody, but so far this book hasn't ceased to surprise me. I love everything about it so far and Aaron Rosenberg was the perfect follow up to Jeff Grubb's "Liberty's Crusade". Within the first 20 pages you are tossed from 4-5 settings and great imagery of things you'd never experience unless you were per-say... on the Hyperion herself... or you'd never understand the pain Kerrigan had gone through... without the aid of Aaron's visual descriptions that he's givin the reader through this book.

I am close to half way through the book and can't put it down... I've only had it for 2 days... I love it and reccommend this book if you love Liberty's Crusade or if ur just interested in the story between Jim Raynor, Mengsk, Kerrigan, or just more of Michael Liberty. lol. Sorry *Spoiler* but don't worry he's introduced early in the book so you'll have fun readying... cuz even I don't know what'll be next... but the anticipation is killing me, I'ma get back to the book. It is fantastic...