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This stunning new chapter in George Lucas's "Star Wars" saga has been
brought to life by Terry Brooks, a foremost author of fantasy fiction.
"The Phantom Menace" is a stirring novel of good and evil, human
strengths and frailties, and grand adventure that adds powerful new
dimensions to a legendary work of imagination. --This text refers to the
hardcover edition of this title. The Phantom Menace is rated
The story begins when Han Solo is 19. He's an orphan living with a band
of con artists and theives, led by Garris Shrike. Han must fend for
himself, but is cared for by Dewlanna, an elderly Wookiee who acts as
Han's guardian. Flashbacks tell us how Han grew up and got involved with
the theives.
Han escapes from Shrike and takes on a job as a pilot for a strange
cult. However, the cult is only a front for a spice smuggling operation
for the Hutts. His bosses give him a Tiger-like bodyguard named Muuurgh
who watches over him and keeps him out of trouble. Soon, though, Han
falls in love with a Corellian cult member who is to be used and sold
into slavery. Of course, Han rescues her, destroys the cult, and makes
the Hutts very irritable.
Han the returns to Corellia with his love, Bria, and meets her wealthy
parents. Will they accept him? Then, eventually, Han heads to Coruscant
to apply to join the Imperial Academy.
The Paradise Snare is rated
A few years after the Paradise Snare, Han Solo has dropped out of the
Imperial Academy and hooked up with Chewbacca. As he gets over losing
his first love Bria, he and Chewy head to the world of Nar Shadda to
find work as pilots for the Hutt criminal organization. As they dodge
attempts at capture by bounty hunters, Han begins smuggling for Jabba
the Hutt's uncle, Jiliac. The story takes place over a period of several
years in which Han meets Boba Fett, Lando, and falls in love with a
magician named Xaverri and a smuggler named Salla. There are also guest
appearances by Vuffi Raa, Baron Fel, the Smugglers Run crew, and the
Millennium Falcon. As Han and Chewy are in the middle of a Hutt clan
rivalry, the Empire decides to crack down on the criminal organizations
and smugglers. The story ends in a colossal battle between the smugglers
and the Empire. Does Han Solo die? Of Course not! Oooops! Gave away the
ending!
The Hutt Gambit is rated
This novel concludes The Han Solo Trilogy, picking up a few months
after The Hutt Gambit and covering a five year period up to the moment
Han & Chewie arrive in the Mos Eisley Cantina and take a certain
charter. :O)
The main storyline involves Bria (Han's ex-flame from The Paradise
Snare), now a high ranking Rebel, trying to organise an assault on
Ylesia to end the Hutt slave ring and eventually hiring smugglers to
help out. In the meantime though, there's Han's win of the Falcon,
Chewie's domestic life, Hutt clan power struggles, Corporate Sector
adventures (see Brian Daley's Han Solo Adventures), Boba Fett and lots
more!
Rebel Dawn is rated |