Jedi Healer: Star Wars Legends (Medstar, Book II)

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By Michael Reaves & Steve Perry

Publisher Description

While the Clone Wars wreak havoc throughout the galaxy, the situation on the far world of Drongar is desperate, as Republic forces engage in a fierce fight with the Separatists. . . .

The threatened enemy offensive begins as the Separatists employ legions of droids into their attack. Even with reinforcements, the flesh and blood of the Republic forces are just no match for battle droids’ durasteel. Nowhere is this point more painfully clear than in the steaming Jasserak jungle, where the doctors and nurses of a small med unit face an impossible situation. As the dead and wounded start to pile up, surgeons Jos Vandar and Kornell “Uli” Divini know that time is running out.

Even the Jedi abilities of Padawan Barriss Offee have been stretched to the limit. Ahead lies a test for Barriss that could very well lead to her death– and that of countless others. For the conflict is growing–and for this obscure mobile med unit, there’s only one resolution. Shocking, bold, unprecedented, it’s the only option Jos and his colleagues really have. The unthinkable has become the inevitable. Whether it kills them or not remains to be seen.

Features a bonus section following the novel that includes a primer on the Star Wars expanded universe, and over half a dozen excerpts from some of the most popular Star Wars books of the last thirty years!

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48 Reviews

3.5

Adam Laufer

Created 13 days ago

Graff Fuller

Created 4 months ago

“Star Wars: Legends: A Clone Wars Novel: MedStar II: Jedi Healer by Steve Perry, Michael Reaves adventurous challenging emotional hopeful inspiring mysterious reflective sad tense Medium-paced Plot or character-driven? Character Strong character development? Yes Loveable characters? Yes Diverse cast of characters? Yes Flaws of characters are a main focus? Yes 4.25 Stars This is the completion of the MedStar duology. Actually, I'm sad that it's over. I do hope that these characters will weave in and out of the Expanded Universe/now Legends. Barriss Offee was one of the major POV characters. Here highs and lows were interesting to be in the mind of a padawan Jedi. She's a healer, so her compassion is above and beyond, that of other Jedi who live in the Light. BUT, the temptation to pull from sources to "do good", is the major threat for her personally, and for those who want the power to effect more lives, and by doing so...they "fall" to the Dard Side...inadvertantly. The other main character that we spent a lot of time with, is Jos. Being a doctor, but also being put in a position to DO "something" to help others and stop the senseless killing that is happening in the galaxy, but especially on this faithless hell hole of a planet. Ugh. Also, really loved the struggles of I-Five. Reminds me of Data from Star Trek: The Next Generation. It's a droid that is more than just the sum of its parts. The dialogue that he has with other characters in the story was great, but also its own inner dialogue that was special, too. There was some loss in this story, obviously. I will not easily forget these characters. Shame on you, authors. Lastly, I will reiterate. This duology...is the M*A*S*H* (TV series), but in the Star Wars galaxy. I really had a lot of fun reading about their immediate lives, but also their hopes for the future (away from this planet, this war, and these harrowing times...to be alive, and trying to keep Clone Troopers and others alive, to fight another day). Ugh.”

BrooksReads

Created 5 months ago

“Similar problems to the first one but worse. I’m just not a fan of this duology.”

MrEricSully

Created 6 months ago

“No good or bad really. I did like the call back to Shadow Hunter, but it was unsatisfyingly incomplete.”

Dingo17

Created 6 months ago

About Michael Reaves

Michael Reaves won an Emmy Award for writing on Batman: The Animated Series in 1993. He has worked for Spielberg’s DreamWorks, among other studios, and is the author of several fantasy novels and supernatural thrillers. He is the author of the bestselling Star Wars novel Darth Maul: Shadow Hunter. He is also the author of Hell on Earth and, along with John Pelan, edited the Shadows Over Baker Street anthology. Michael Reaves lives in Los Angeles.

Steve Perry was born and raised in the Deep South and has lived in Louisiana, California, Washington, and Oregon. He is currently the science fiction, fantasy, and horror book reviewer for The Oregonian. Perry has sold dozens of stories to magazines and anthologies, as well as a considerable number of novels, animated teleplays, nonfiction articles, reviews, and essays. He wrote for Batman: The Animated Series during its first Emmy Award—winning season, authored the New York Times bestseller Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire, and also did the bestselling novelization for the summer blockbuster movie Men in Black.