Red Harvest: Star Wars

By: Joe Schreiber

Narrated by: John Glover

The era of the Old Republic is a dark and dangerous time, as Jedi Knights valiantly battle the Sith Lords and their ruthless armies. But the Sith have disturbing plans—and none more so than the fulfillment of Darth Scabrous’s fanatical dream, which is about to become nightmarish reality.

Unlike those other Jedi sidelined to the Agricultural Corps—young Jedi whose abilities have not proved up to snuff—Hestizo Trace possesses one extraordinary Force talent: a gift with plants. Suddenly her quiet existence among greenhouse and garden specimens is violently destroyed by the arrival of an emissary from Darth Scabrous. For the rare black orchid that she has nurtured and bonded with is the final ingredient in an ancient Sith formula that promises to grant Darth Scabrous his greatest desire.

But at the heart of the formula is a never-before-seen virus that’s worse than fatal—it doesn’t just kill, it transforms. Now the rotting, ravenous dead are rising, driven by a bloodthirsty hunger for all things living—and commanded by a Sith Master with an insatiable lust for power and the ultimate prize: immortality . . . no matter the cost.

Critic reviews

Praise for Joe Schreiber’s Star Wars: Death Troopers

“This is the Star Wars of every horror fan’s dreams—gory, funny, and brimming with a blood-spattered cast of swashbucklers and space-zombies.”—Seth Grahame-Smith, author of Pride and Prejudice and Zombies

“Brilliant . . . This book combines two of my favorite things on earth: the Star Wars universe and the undead.”—Tommy Wirkola, director of Dead Snow

A decent horror story with a Star Wars twist

Red Harvest was a disappointing addition to the other great Old Republic stories. John Glover gives a good performance, but it can be hard to hear what he says at times.

The story was lacking and lost its focus by diluting the story too much with unnecessary viewpoints and storylines. The story was a good explanation on where the virus came from in the Death Troopers novel. All in all, this book in my opinion can be skipped if you want to learn more about The Old Republic and a better horror story can be found elsewhere.

Gory, brutal and brilliant

One of the most brutal and sickening Star Wars stories but man does it deliver. Amazing performance.

50/50

Story is ok, but the narrator pauses between words... as... if... he... were... reading... to...partially deaf persons. Would have been much better with ANY of the other common starwars narrators. Still a good audiobook though.

loved it

love death troopers, and this one. They did take the famous line from the movie Taken that took the originality from the book other then that a great horror book.

A darker side of the sith

I hope there will be more encounters with this plague. I really enjoyed it.
I recommend this book and Death Troopers.