Star Wars - Labyrinth of Evil book review

I liked how Labyrinth of Evil directly flowed into Episode III, and I appreciated getting to learn more about General Grievous's past and Count Dooku's descent to the Dark Side. But at the same time, I wasn't as engrossed in the story as I expected to be--perhaps because I already knew the outcome of everything. (I wish I could remember reading this 17 years ago!) Still, I think that it ranks up there as one of the better prequels/prologues of the film episodes, and if you're interested in learning about the backstory for Revenge of the Sith, you should definitely check it out. Goodreads review:   / 4945800684   Full battle of Coruscant by JohnMrubenstein:    • Full Battle of Coruscant - Star Wars   James Luceno: Navigating the Labyrinth of Evil (January 2005): https://web.archive.org/web/200502052... Purchase Labyrinth of Evil from a local bookstore: https://bookshop.org/a/99992/97803454... *Disclosure: I am an affiliate of Bookshop.org where your purchases support local bookstores. I will earn a commission if you click through and make a purchase. 00:00 - Intro 02:17 - Filling in the gaps 03:32 - General Grievous 04:12 - Count Dooku 05:19 - Obi-Wan and Anakin 05:47 - Padme and Bail Organa 06:43 - Palpatine and Sidious 07:50 - Best Sidious scene 08:50 - Nute Gunray and unraveling plans 10:23 - Knowledge of Sidious's identity 11:20 - One of the better Episode prequels 12:10 - Issue 1: An unengaged reading experience 13:54 - Issue 2: I complain again about Luceno's big words 14:50 - Issue 3: Discrepancies between LoE and the cartoon 16:51 - In Short 18:49 - Bonus cat video