The New Republic
Part 4
Struggles of the New Republic

8 to 15 years after ROJ
(12 to 19 years after ANH)

Last Updated
20 February 1999

*NOTES*
ANH = Star Wars: Episode IV—A New Hope
ESB = Star Wars: Episode V—The Empire Strikes Back
ROJ = Star Wars: Episode VI—Return of the Jedi
NA = information not available
(p) = pencils; (i) = inks
(release dates are approximate and subject to change)

THE CALLISTA TRILOGY

8 to 9 years after ROJ

Star Wars: Children of the Jedi

CHRONO-SETTING:

8 years after ROJ

MEDIUM:

Adult novel (Bantam, April 1995)

AUTHOR:

Written by Barbara Hambly

ADAPTATIONS:

Star Wars: Children of the Jedi (audio book, Bantam Doubleday Dell Audio Publishing, April 1995)

Performed by Anthony Heald
An excerpt from this audio adventure appears (along with excerpts of Star Wars: We Don't Do Weddings—The Band's Tale, Star Wars: Volume 1 of the Jedi Academy Trilogy—Jedi Search, Star Wars: Volume 2 of the Jedi Academy Trilogy—Dark Apprentice, Star Wars: Darksaber, and Star Wars: Book 3 of the Corellian Trilogy—Showdown at Centerpoint) on Star Wars Sampler Tape (Bantam Doubleday Dell Audio Publishing, 1995)

SUMMARY:

Han and Leia search for lost Jedi while Luke seeks to destroy the automated dreadnought Eye of Palpatine.
"Princess Leia, Han Solo, and Chewbacca set out on a mission vital to the survival of the fragile New Republic. They are searching for the lost-lost children of the Jedi, a quest that takes them to the once vibrant stronghold of Belsavis—a nearly forgotten frozen world. Leia has heard tales of a Jedi exodus from the dark crypts below the planet's surface. She has also heard that since the time of the exodus no one entering the crypts has returned alive. Halfway across the galaxy, Luke Skywalker has undertaken an equally dangerous expedition that, if it fails, could have fatal consequences for Leia, Han, and Chewbacca. Haunted by ominous dreams and guided by a force he cannot identify, Luke journeys to a remote asteroid field over the planet Pzob. There he discovers the automated Dreadnaught Eye of Palpatine—from the days of all-out war. Camouflaged deep within a nebulous gas cloud and dormant for thirty years, Eye of Palpatine is governed by a supersophisticated artificial intelligence system known as the Will. Taken aboard the Dreadnaught, Luke is counseled by the spirit of Callista, a Jedi Knight who gave her life to stop the ship once before. Now Luke must learn from her how to destroy it once and for all. The Will has awakened. The Eye of Palpatine is on the move, its mission: the total annihilation of Belsavis. The mystery of the crypts, the invincible power of the Will, the lost Jedi, and the burgeoning passion between Luke and Callista come together in the stunning climax of Children of the Jedi ..." (From the dustjacket of Star Wars: Children of the Jedi)

Star Wars: Darksaber

CHRONO-SETTING:

8 years after ROJ, immediately after Star Wars: Children of the Jedi

MEDIUM:

Adult novel (Bantam, October 1995)
Sequel to Star Wars: Children of the Jedi and Star Wars: Volume 3 of the Jedi Academy Trilogy—Champions of the Force

AUTHOR:

Written by Kevin J. Anderson

ADAPTATIONS:

Star Wars: Darksaber (audio book, Bantam Doubleday Dell Audio Publishing, October 1995)

Performed by Anthony Heald
An excerpt from this audio adventure appears (along with excerpts of Star Wars: We Don't Do Weddings—The Band's Tale, Star Wars: Volume 1 of the Jedi Academy Trilogy—Jedi Search, Star Wars: Volume 2 of the Jedi Academy Trilogy—Dark Apprentice, Star Wars: Children of the Jedi, and Star Wars: Book 3 of the Corellian Trilogy—Showdown at Centerpoint) on Star Wars Sampler Tape (Bantam Doubleday Dell Audio Publishing, 1995)

SUMMARY:

Luke Skywalker tries to find a way to restore Callista's Jedi powers; in the Hoth system, the Hutts attempt to build another Death Star and take over the Galaxy; Admiral Daala and Captain Pellaeon gather the remnants of the Imperial fleet and stage an attack on Yavin IV.
"Luke Skywalker and Han Solo, cloaked by the Force and riding with the hostile Sand People, have returned to the dunes of the desert planet Tatooine in hopes of finding what Luke so desperately seeks: contact with Obi-Wan Kenobi. Luke is hoping the old Jedi Knight's spirit will tell him how to help his love, Callista, regain her lost ability to use the Force. Tormented and haunted, Luke cannot rest until Callista is a Jedi in the fullest sense, for only then will the link between their minds and souls be restored. Yet brewing on Tatooine is news that will shake Luke and Han and threaten everything they value. The disturbing piece of information is that the evil Hutts, criminal warlords of the galaxy, are building a secret superweapon: a reconstruction of the original Death Star, to be named Darksaber. This planet-crushing power will be in the ruthless hands of Durga the Hutt—a creature without conscience or mercy. But there is worse new yet: the Empire lives. The beautiful Admiral Daala, still very much alive and more driven than ever to destroy the Jedi, has joined forces with the defeated Pellaeon, former second-in-command to Grand Admiral Thrawn. Together they are marshaling Imperial forces to wipe out the New Republic. Now, as Luke, Han, Leia, Chewbacca, Artoo, and Threepio regroup to face these threats, they are joined by new Jedi Knights and Callista. Together they must fight on two fronts, outshooting and outsmarting the most formidable enemies in the galaxy. In Darksaber the Jedi are heading for the ultimate test of their power—a test in which all the temptations of the dark side beckon. And Luke Skywalker must draw upon his innermost resources to fight for a world in which he can not only live, but dare to love." (From the dustjacket of Star Wars: Darksaber)

Star Wars: Planet of Twilight

CHRONO-SETTING:

9 years after ROJ

MEDIUM:

Adult novel (Bantam, April 1997)
Sequel to Star Wars: Darksaber

AUTHOR:

Written by Barbara Hambly

ADAPTATIONS:

Star Wars: Planet of Twilight (audio book, Bantam Doubleday Dell Audio Publishing, April 1997)

Performed by Anthony Heald

SUMMARY:

Luke Skywalker searches for his lost love Callista in hopes of finally restoring her Jedi powers and continuing their relationship that began on the Eye of Palpatine; Leia is missing and the New Republic sends Threepio and Artoo on a vital mission to find her only to be captured by Admiral Daala in the process.
"It all begins on a barren backwater world called Renat Chorios—once a dreaded prison colony, now home to the Therans, a fanatic religious cult. To this exiled world has come the ruthless warlord Seti Draconis, who seeks to exploit the vast crystalline deserts that cover the planet's desolate surface. The first step in his plan is to lure Princess Leia to Renat Chorios for a diplomatic meeting, only to hold her hostage in his isolated fortress. His ultimate goal is to destroy the Therans, take over the planet, and sell its valuable crystals to the remnants of the Empire, who will use the crystals to develop unstoppable deep-space missiles that will turn the tide of war against the New Republic. With Leia as his hostage, there is nothing to stop him. Meanwhile Luke lands on Renat Chorios in search of his lost love, Callista, only to discover that any use of the Force has unexpectedly deadly consequences. To make matters worse, a plague is decimating the New Republic fleet as it faces attack from overwhelming Imperial forces led by Moff Getelles and his henchman, Admiral Larm. As Han, Chewie, and Lando set out from Coruscant on a desperate rescue mission, as Leia seeks to escape the evil Draconis, and as Luke searches through a world torn by plague and riots to find Callista, the planet begins to reveal its unspeakable secret: a long dormant sentient life-form kept in check for centuries is now threatening to gain dominance over the New Republic, the Empire, and the entire galaxy!" (From the dustjacket of Star Wars: Planet of Twilight)

Star Wars: Jedi Academy
Leviathan

CHRONO-SETTING:

9 years after ROJ

MEDIUM:

4-issue comic series (Dark Horse Comics, 1998-1999)

PUBLISHING HISTORY:

Issues #1-4: monthly, November 1998 - February 1999

ISSUE	TITLE	AUTHOR	ILLUSTRATORS
1	[NA]	Kevin J. Anderson	Dario Carrasco, Jr. (p) Mark G. Heike, Bill Black, & David Jacob Beckett (i)
2	[NA]	Kevin J. Anderson	Dario Carrasco, Jr. (p) Mark G. Heike, Bill Black, & David Jacob Beckett (i)
3	[NA]	Kevin J. Anderson	Dario Carrasco, Jr. (p) Mark G. Heike, Bill Black, & David Jacob Beckett (i)
4	[NA]	Kevin J. Anderson	Dario Carrasco, Jr. (p) Mark G. Heike, Bill Black, & David Jacob Beckett (i)

SUMMARY:

Featuring the adventures of Luke's Jedi academy students.

Star Wars: The Crystal Star

CHRONO-SETTING:

10 years after ROJ

MEDIUM:

Adult novel (Bantam, November 1994)

AUTHOR:

Written by Vonda N. McIntyre

ADAPTATIONS:

Star Wars: The Crystal Star (audio book, Bantam Doubleday Dell Audio Publishing, 1994)

Performed by Anthony Heald

SUMMARY:

Princess Leia attempts to rescue her three children from Lord Hethrir, a slaver who sacrifices Force-sensitive children to the mysterious Waru in order to gain infinite power.
"Princess Leia is dealt a crushing blow when her three children—Anakin and the twins Jaina and Jacen—are kidnapped. Leia's advisers counsel her to wait for a ransom note, but waiting is the hardest thing for a mother to do when her children are in danger—and worse than waiting is her discovery that she cannot sense her children through the Force. Ultimately, the princess has no choice. She, Chewbacca, and Artoo-Detoo track the kidnappers, following their trail to a disabled refugee ship where the answers provided by Rillao, a mysterious fugitive, only provoke more questions. The refugees' children are also missing—and Rillao thinks she knows who has them: a powerful Imperial officer named Hethrir who has his own twisted plans to restore the Empire to its former glory. Meanwhile, Han Solo and Luke Skywalker are on a separate mission to the planet Crseih to investigate a report of a lost group of Jedi. Crseih is at the mercy of strange quantum effects caused by the death of a nearby star that is slowly freezing into a uniquely perfect crystal. This crystal star causes a disruption in the Force, blunting Luke's power and cutting the Millennium Falcon off from Leia and their home base. What Han and Luke find on the planet is even stranger than a crystallizing sun: a charismatic alien named Waru who has attracted a following of fanatic devotees through his miraculous healing powers. Is Waru a being of benevolence? Or do his healing arts conceal a darker purpose? As Leia, Chewbacca, and Rillao follow Hethrir's trail of treachery across space, Luke and Han draw closer to the truth behind Waru's sinister cult. Ultimately, they will face an explosive showdown that could determine not only their own fates and the fate of the New Republic but whether the universe itself will survive." (From the dustjacket of Star Wars: The Crystal Star)

THE BLACK FLEET CRISIS TRILOGY

12¾ to 13½ years ASW6

Star Wars
Book 1 of The Black Fleet Crisis
Before the Storm

CHRONO-SETTING:

12¾ years after ROJ

MEDIUM:

First adult novel in the Black Fleet Crisis Trilogy (Bantam, March 1996)

AUTHOR:

Written by Michael P. Kube-McDowell

PUBLISHING HISTORY:

Collected with Star Wars: Book 2 of The Black Fleet Crisis—Shield of Lies and Star Wars: Book 3 of The Black Fleet Crisis—Tyrant's Test in the special collector's hardcover Star Wars: The Black Fleet Crisis (Guild America Books, 1997)

ADAPTATIONS:

Star Wars: Book 1 of the Black Fleet Crisis—Before the Storm (audio book, Bantam Doubleday Dell Audio Publishing, March 1996)

Performed by Anthony Heald

SUMMARY:

Leia Organa-Solo, Chief-of-State for the New Republic, faces a crucial test of her leadership; Luke Skywalker searches for clues regarding his mother's identity.
"It is a time of tranquillity for the New Republic. The remnants of the Empire now lie in complete disarray, and the re-emergence of the Jedi Knights has brought power and prestige to the fledgling government on Coruscant. Yesterday's Rebels have become today's administrators and diplomats, and the factions that fought against Imperial tyranny seem united in savoring the fruits of peace. But the peace is short-lived. A restless Luke must journey to his mother's homeworld in a desperate and dangerous quest to find her people. An adventurous Lando must seize a mysterious spacecraft that has weapons of enormous destructive power and an unknown mission. And Leia, a living symbol of the New Republic's triumph, must face down the ruthless leader of the Duskhan League, an arrogant Yevetha who seems bent on a genocidal war that could shatter the fragile unity of the New Republic ... and threaten its very survival." (From the back cover of Star Wars: Book One of the Black Fleet Crisis—Before the Storm)

Star Wars
Book 2 of The Black Fleet Crisis
Shield of Lies

CHRONO-SETTING:

12¾ years after ROJ

MEDIUM:

Second adult novel in the Black Fleet Crisis Trilogy (Bantam, August 1996)
Sequel to Star Wars: Book 1 of the Black Fleet Crisis—Before the Storm

AUTHOR:

Written by Michael P. Kube-McDowell

PUBLISHING HISTORY:

Collected with Star Wars: Book 1 of The Black Fleet Crisis—Before the Storm and Star Wars: Book 3 of The Black Fleet Crisis—Tyrant's Test in the special collector's hardcover Star Wars: The Black Fleet Crisis (Guild America Books, 1997)

ADAPTATIONS:

Star Wars: Book 2 of the Black Fleet Crisis—Shield of Lies (audio book, Bantam Doubleday Dell Audio Publishing, August 1996)

Performed by Anthony Heald

SUMMARY:

"In the wake of a shattered alliance, the New Republic fights a relentless new enemy in an all-new adventure in the bestselling Star Wars saga ... Faced with an alarming image of Han as a battered hostage of the Yevetha, Chewbacca takes on an urgent mission. Meanwhile, Leia calls upon the Senate to take a stand and eliminate the Yevetha threat—even at the cost of Han's life. As a former Imperial governor takes his battle to the runaway Qella spaceship, Luke's continuing search for this mother brings him dangerously close to Nil Spaar's deadly forces. And as the Yevetha close in on the forces of the New Republic, Luke takes a desperate gamble with an invisible weapon ..." (From the back cover of Star Wars: Book Two of the Black Fleet Crisis—Shield of Lies)

Star Wars
Book 3 of The Black Fleet Crisis
Tyrant's Test

CHRONO-SETTING:

13 years ASW6

MEDIUM:

Third adult novel in the Black Fleet Crisis Trilogy (Bantam, December 1996)
Sequel to Star Wars: Book 2 of the Black Fleet Crisis—Shield of Lies

AUTHOR:

Written by Michael P. Kube-McDowell

PUBLISHING HISTORY:

collected with Star Wars: Book 1 of The Black Fleet Crisis—Before the Storm and Star Wars: Book 2 of The Black Fleet Crisis—Shield of Lies in the special collector's hardcover Star Wars: The Black Fleet Crisis (Guild America Books, 1997)

ADAPTATIONS:

Star Wars: Book 3 of the Black Fleet Crisis—Tyrant's Test (audio book, Bantam Doubleday Dell Audio Publishing, December 1996)

Performed by Anthony Heald

SUMMARY:

"The New Republic's triumph grows ever more precarious in the face of an arrogant race bent on war, as the bestselling Star Wars saga continues. ... As Leia must deal with a new threat to the fragile alliance that binds the New Republic, Lando becomes a prisoner aboard a runaway spacecraft of unknown origin. Luke continues his quest to learn more about his mother among the Fallanassi, where his every belief about the use of the Force is about to be challenged. And while Leia ponders a diplomatic solution to the aggression of the fierce Yevetha race, Han pilots a spy ship into the heart of Yevethan space and faces a vast fleet of warships under the command of a ruthless leader—a fleet more than a match for the New Republic's forces. ..." (From the back cover of Star Wars: Book Three of the Black Fleet Crisis—Tyrant's Test)

Star Wars: The New Rebellion

CHRONO-SETTING:

13½ years after ROJ

MEDIUM:

Adult novel (Bantam, November 1996)

AUTHOR:

Written by Kristine Kathryn Rusch

ADAPTATIONS:

Star Wars: The New Rebellion (audio book, Bantam Doubleday Dell Audio Publishing, November 1996)

Performed by Anthony Heald

SUMMARY:

"Somewhere in the galaxy, millions suddenly perish in a blinding instant of pain, anguish and despair—a disruption of the Force so shocking, it is felt by Luke at his Jedi academy on Yavin 4 and by Leia at home on Coruscant. It is a deed that rivals the terrifying power of the Death Star, the long-destroyed weapon of the defeated Empire. But where did it happen? And how? And why? Then death comes to Coruscant itself. As Leia, head of the New Republic, prepares to address the Senate, a massive explosion rocks the meeting hall, decimating the Senate's ranks. Leia survives and recovers, only to be faced with calls to resign from office. Even worse, some of the Senators lay the blame for the attack on Han Solo. As Leia works deperately to clear Han's name, Han and Chewbacca journey to the lawless asteroids of Smuggler's Run to track down rumors of a secret plot against the New Republic. And Luke goes in search of Brakiss, a former Jedi student who has turned his considerable talents to the dark side of the Force and might well have been involved in the unexplained deaths of millions that so disturbed Luke and Leia. But Brakiss is only a small part of the carnage taking place on Coruscant and elsewhere. Luke is being stalked by a master of the dark side who is determined to rule as the next emperor. Luke, Leia, and Leia's Jedi children are targeted to die. Then billions will follow, in a holocaust unequaled in galactic history." (From the dust jacket of Star Wars: The New Rebellion)

THE CORELLIAN TRILOGY

14 years ASW6

Star Wars
Book One of the Corellian Trilogy
Ambush at Corellia

CHRONO-SETTING:

14 years after ROJ

MEDIUM:

First adult novel in the Corellian Trilogy (Bantam, February 1995)

AUTHOR:

Written by Roger MacBride Allen

PUBLISHING HISTORY:

Collected with Star Wars: Book Two of the Corellian Trilogy—Assault at Selonia and Star Wars: Book Three of the Corellian Trilogy—Showdown at Centerpoint in the special collector's hardcover Star Wars: The Corellian Trilogy (Guild America Books, 1995)

ADAPTATIONS:

Star Wars: Book One of the Corellian Trilogy—Ambush at Corellia (audio book, Bantam Doubleday Dell Audio Publishing, February 1995)

Performed by Anthony Heald

SUMMARY:

Han Solo's home planet of Corellia erupts in civil war.
"A trade summit on Corellia brings Han Solo back to the home world he left many years before. Arriving on the distant planet with Leia, their children, and Chewbacca, Han finds Corellia overrun with agents of the New Republic Intelligence and finds himself part of a deceptive plan whose aim not even he understands. One thing is clear: the five inhabited worlds of the sector are on the brink of civil war and the once peaceful co-existence of the three leading races—human, Selonian, and Drallan—has come to an end. Suddenly all that Han, Leia, and others of the Alliance have fought for is threatened. As jammerships block all communication with Luke Skywalker and the outside universe, Han and Leia find themselves trapped on a world about to explode in violence unless they can meet a fanatical rebel leader's impossible demands ... " (From the back cover of Star Wars: Book One of the Corellian Trilogy—Ambush at Corellia)

Star Wars
Book Two of the Corellian Trilogy
Assault at Selonia

CHRONO-SETTING:

14 years after ROJ

MEDIUM:

Second adult novel in the Corellian Trilogy (Bantam, June 1995)
Sequel to Star Wars: Book One of the Corellian Trilogy—Ambush at Corellia

AUTHOR:

Written by Roger MacBride Allen

PUBLISHING HISTORY:

collected with Star Wars: Book One of the Corellian Trilogy—Ambush at Corellia and Star Wars: Book Three of the Corellian Trilogy—Showdown at Centerpoint in the special collector's hardcover Star Wars: The Corellian Trilogy (Guild America Books, 1995)

ADAPTATIONS:

Star Wars: Book Two of the Corellian Trilogy—Assault at Selonia (audio book, Bantam Doubleday Dell Audio Publishing, June 1995)

Performed by Anthony Heald

SUMMARY:

Han Solo's cousin is discovered to be the instigator of the Corellian civil war; but it appears someone else is pulling the strings.
"Imprisoned on the planet Corellia, Han Solo finds himself at the mercy of his evil cousin, Thracken Sal-Solo. Thracken plans to restore the Imperial system and seize total power—no matter what the cost. Han has one chance to stop him. But to do so he must turn his back on this human cousin and join forces with a female alien. Dracmus was arrested as a ringleader in a plot against the corrupt Human League. Now she and Han will attempt a daring escape to Selonia in time to warn Leia, Luke Skywalker, and Lando of Thracken's plan. But can Han trust the alien to keep her word? Meanwhile, other questions threaten the New Republic—and the lives of millions. Who is behind the deadly Starbuster plot? Why is someone attempting to take possession of Corellia's powerful planetary repulsors? And what is the secret behind the mysterious Centerpoint Station, an ancient, artificial world of unknown origin that has suddenly—and inexplicably—come alive?" (From the back cover of Star Wars: Book Two of the Corellian Trilogy—Assault at Selonia)

Star Wars
Book Three of the Corellian Trilogy
Showdown at Centerpoint

CHRONO-SETTING:

14 years after ROJ

MEDIUM:

Third adult novel in the Corellian Trilogy (Bantam, September 1995)
Sequel to Star Wars: Book Two of the Corellian Trilogy—Assault at Selonia

AUTHOR:

Written by Roger MacBride Allen

PUBLISHING HISTORY:

Collected with Star Wars: Book One of the Corellian Trilogy—Ambush at Corellia and Star Wars: Book Two of the Corellian Trilogy—Assault at Selonia in the special collector's hardcover Star Wars: The Corellian Trilogy (Guild America Books, 1995)

ADAPTATIONS:

Star Wars: Book Three of the Corellian Trilogy—Showdown at Centerpoint(audio book, Bantam Doubleday Dell Audio Publishing, September 1995)

Performed by Anthony Heald
An excerpt from this audio adventure appears (along with excerpts of Star Wars: We Don't Do Weddings—The Band's Tale, Star Wars: Volume 1 of the Jedi Academy Trilogy—Jedi Search, Star Wars: Volume 2 of the Jedi Academy Trilogy—Dark Apprentice, Star Wars: Children of the Jedi, and Star Wars: Darksaber) on Star Wars Sampler Tape (Bantam Doubleday Dell Audio Publishing, 1995)

SUMMARY:

Han Solo and friends attempt to discover the secret of Centerpoint Station and defeat the rebel forces threatening to destroy another solar system.
"When a loyalist ship approaching Selonia is blasted out of space, Han Solo quickly realizes that rebel forces are turning planetary repulsors into weapons of immense destruction. Meanwhile, Luke Skywalker and Lando Calrissian manage to discover the terrifying secret of Centerpoint Station. It is the infamous Starbuster itself, and its next programmed nova, hard-wired in, is set to annihilate a chosen star, its inhabited worlds, and millions of innocent lives. There's only one way to stop it: blow up the station. But as a massive rebel fleet closes in on Centerpoint, Han, Luke, and their friends will discover time is running out. Then the true leaders of the rebellion reveal their identities, and issue their final ultimatum: The New Republic must withdraw all claim to power over the entire Corellian sector. With the future of Corellian freedom at stake, Han and those loyal to the Republic must somehow resist. But how can they possibly stop the deadliest weapon the galaxy has ever known?" (From the back cover of Star Wars: Book Three of the Corellian Trilogy—Showdown at Centerpoint)

THE HAND OF THRAWN SAGA

15 years ASW6

Star Wars: Specter of the Past

CHRONO-SETTING:

15 years after ROJ

MEDIUM:

First adult novel in the Hand of Thrawn Duology (Bantam, November 1997)
Sequel to Star Wars: Volume 3 of a Three-Book Cycle—The Last Command

AUTHOR:

Written by Timothy Zahn

ADAPTATIONS:

Star Wars: Specter of the Past (audio book, Bantam Doubleday Dell Audio Publishing, November 1997)

Performed by Anthony Heald

SUMMARY:

"As Princess Leia struggles to hold the New Republic together, an ambitious Moff Disra leads an Imperial conspiracy to divide the uneasy Republic coalition and cause genocide and civil war. At the same time, Luke Skywalker, Lando Calrissian, and Talon Karrde pursue a mysterious group of pirate ships whose crews consist of clones. But what they find is the most startling news of all: Grand Admiral Thrawn—believed to be dead for 10 years—is reported alive!" (From Previews, Vol. VII, No. 8, August 1997)

Star Wars: Vision of the Future

CHRONO-SETTING:

15 years after ROJ

MEDIUM:

Second adult novel in the Hand of Thrawn Duology (Bantam, September 1998)
Sequel to Star Wars: Specter of the Past

AUTHOR:

Written by Timothy Zahn

ADAPTATIONS:

Star Wars: Vision of the Future (audio book, Bantam Doubleday Dell Audio Publishing, September 1998)

Performed by Anthony Heald

SUMMARY:

"The Hugo Award-winning author's newest saga continues as Luke, Leia, and Han fight to consolidate the New Republic's power while preventing a genocidal war among the Bothans, who have been accused of terrible crimes. The resulting civil war could shatter the fragile New Republic, which is exactly what the cunning Major Tierce—a disciple of the late Emperor—had in mind when he concoted the charges as part of an even grander scheme: the resurrection of Grand Admiral Thrawn!" (From Previews, Vol. VIII, #6, June 1998)

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