Any dedicated fan of the PC game, Starcraft, should know that a series of eight books were released, covering all other aspects of the Starcraft universe.
"Queen of Blades."
"Shadow of the Xel'Naga."
"Ghost: Nova."
"Uprising."
"Liberty's Crusade."
"Speed of Darkness."
"Firstborn."
"Shadow Hunters."
The last two are part of "The Dark Templar Saga" where the third in the trilogy is set to be released on September 30th of this year, entitled "Twilight."
I recently bought every one of the books on Amazon for a very low collective price of £22. I'm approaching the end of the first book, "Queen of Blades," and I can't stress how much I'm enjoying reading the book. On top of being a spot-on novel, depicting the events on Char, the writer has inserted a great deal to the story, going over the events that led to the unification of Tassadar and Zeratul.
I expect that the rest of the books will be equally as interesting. I know that there are precious few Starcraft fans, here, but has anyone read any of these books before?
"Queen of Blades."
"Shadow of the Xel'Naga."
"Ghost: Nova."
"Uprising."
"Liberty's Crusade."
"Speed of Darkness."
"Firstborn."
"Shadow Hunters."
The last two are part of "The Dark Templar Saga" where the third in the trilogy is set to be released on September 30th of this year, entitled "Twilight."
I recently bought every one of the books on Amazon for a very low collective price of £22. I'm approaching the end of the first book, "Queen of Blades," and I can't stress how much I'm enjoying reading the book. On top of being a spot-on novel, depicting the events on Char, the writer has inserted a great deal to the story, going over the events that led to the unification of Tassadar and Zeratul.
I expect that the rest of the books will be equally as interesting. I know that there are precious few Starcraft fans, here, but has anyone read any of these books before?