I, Jedi details the life of Corran Horn after the X-Wing novels. He earlier had passed on a chance to study with Luke and the rest of the newly formed Jedi Academy, but he begins feeling lost. Not certain of his path, he bounces from place to place, essentially trying to find himself via that literary technique known as a hero's journey.His adventures call upon him to use all his past experiences, from his origin as a type of federal agent (for the Corellian Security Force), to his time as an X-Wing ace pilot and member of Rogue Squadron, to the time he spent at the Academy.This story is told first person, and it is quite well done. While among the top as far as length goes for Star Wars novels, this book seemed to go too fast. There was nothing, in my opinion, in the way of dull or dragging parts. Just an excellent novel by an excellent writer.