Star Wars: Fate of the Jedi: Outcast

I started reading this book about a month and a half ago and have finished it the other day. Unlike the other Star Wars Series I was reading, Coruscant Nights, this book left me entertained and kept my interest in it. This is the first book of a total of 9, and sets up the entire series. After the events of the series with Jacen/Cadeus in the previous series, the Galactic Government feels that the Jedi are to blame for Jacen's decent to the dark side, and feels that they must pay for their actions of not stopping him before he fell so far. In a deal to keep the Jedi active, Luke Skywalker decided to take full blame for it and gets banished from Coruscant and any contact with the Jedi, unless he can find what caused Jacen to fall so he can stop it next time. Meanwhile, Valin Horn has went awol thinking that everyone he knows has been replaced by an impostor, and the other Jedi all have accompaniment in the form of documentary video shooters. This gives the Jedi trouble as they are now slowly becoming under the control of the government instead of being advisers. Luke's son Ben has decided to go along with his father and their first stop is to the planet home of the Kel Dor, where they intend to learn what Jacen learned from the local form of the Jedi, the Baron Do Sages, only to find some interesting things about their culture that goes all the way back to the Jedi Purge. This book is very interesting and I really enjoyed it, it was written by Aaron Allston, and I really enjoy his writing style. The next book is called Omen written by Christie Golden and is out all ready. I have not read any of her books, but I am hoping that she writes in a good style as well that keeps me interested.