Star Wars Betrayal..
Jacen Solo..is he a Jedi or is he a Sith? While only a Jedi Knight, Jacen has experienced the Force in a way most Jedis haven't. Jacen learns all he can about the Sith, and unknowingly through Vergere has received Sith training through the Embrace of Pain..
Jacen is taking his first steps into a much larger world..Sith Lord?
Now is Jacen Solo any match for Luke Skywalker? and will Ben follow in the path of his parents or follow his Master Jacen to the darkside and the learn the teachings of the Sith? and Jaina? Will she have to vape her bro?
I hope the Ghost of Anakin Solo comes back to kick some sense into Jacen.
From Aaron Allston Interview..
That "without giving any spoilers" restriction makes this one a little tricky to answer. In becoming a Jedi, Jacen has followed a path unlike anything any other Jedi has traveled. He's been exposed to more varieties of Force-related teaching than perhaps any other Force user. This may be his greatest strength but also his greatest weakness. He can do things no one else can, but he has also become accustomed to thinking so much for himself that he's very, very quick to dismiss and disregard traditions. It's as though he has so many predecessors that he's quick to ignore the lessons learned by many of them. This combination of virtues and vices makes him very interesting to write.
From Aaron Allston Interview..
How do you see the relationship between Jacen and Luke? There seems to be some rivalry and resentment there, at least on Jacen's part.

Jacen loves his uncle. But at this point I think he loves him more than he respects him. Yes, there's some resentment there. I don't think of it as rivalry -- Jacen doesn't want Luke's job, doesn't want Luke's specific role in history. He just wishes that Luke would see and understand what Jacen does and make decisions with a greater appreciation of Jacen's outlook. It's a combination of altruism and arrogance on Jacen's part.

I can't wait for the next books..

Book 1: Betrayal by Aaron Allston (June 2006, Hardcover)
Book 2: Bloodlines by Karen Traviss (September 2006, Paperback)
Book 3: Tempest by Troy Denning (December 2006, Paperback)
Book 4: Exile by Aaron Allston (March 2007, Paperback)
Book 5: Sacrifice by Karen Traviss (June 2007, Hardcover)
Book 6: by Troy Denning (September 2007, Paperback)
Book 7: by Aaron Allston (November 2007, Paperback)
Book 8: by Karen Traviss (March 2008, Paperback)
Book 9: by Troy Denning (June 2008, Hardcover)

Thanks,
CE