I love Wraith Squadron. There are not enough words in any of the languages I know to properly express how much I love the Wraiths and these three books. Reading these has never been anything less than a joy and I have strong emotional attachments to these characters. Heads up, there’s going to be a lot of gushing in this post. There are also going to be a lot of rambling emotions in this post. If you want proper reviews of the X-Wing books, go read the retrospectives the rest of the Tosche Station staff wrote last year. Yes, there will be more flailing and emotions than in the Shatterpoint and Revenge of the Sith reviews. Brace yourselves. Continue reading
It’s been four years to the day since Star Wars fans were lucky enough to get not only a new X-Wing book but also a new book about Wraith Squadron. (Interestingly enough, if the first Wraith Squadron book were a person, it’d be preparing to go off to college right around now.) Star Wars: X-Wing: Mercy Kill was a wonderful book from the last years of the Legends universe that brought a lot of us back to the Star Wars fandom after we’d drifted away when our favorite characters were forced through some unfortunate plot lines. In fact, if you were to go aaaaaaall the way back, you’d see that a 
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