Star Wars : Children of the Jedi (1st Edition Hardcover) by Barbara Hambly
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Star Wars : Children of the Jedi (1st Edition Hardcover) by Barbara Hambly. This hardcover edition, published by Random House Publishing Group in 1995, invites readers into an epic tale of science fiction that expands the beloved Star Wars universe. At 352 pages, this book promises a substantial read with weighty storyline and engaging characters. "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 long-lost children of the Jedi on the frozen world of Belsavis, from whose dark crypts no one has returned alive. Halfway across the galaxy, Luke Skywalker is on an equally dangerous mission. Taken aboard the enemy Dreadnaught Eye of Palpatine , Luke must find a way to destroy the automated ship before it completes the mission encoded into its super-sophisticated artificial intelligence system: the total annihilation of Belsavis. To succeed, Luke will need the help of the spirit of the Jedi Knight Callista, who gave her life to stop the ship once before. The mystery of the crypts, the invincible power of the Dreadnaught, the lost Jedi, and the burgeoning passion between Luke and Callista come together in a stunning climax..." Embark on a thrilling journey with Barbara Hambly's "Children of the Jedi," the second installment in the Star Wars: Callista Trilogy. This hardcover edition, published by Random House Publishing Group in 1995, invites readers into an epic tale of science fiction that expands the beloved Star Wars universe. With a focus on adventure and camaraderie, it's a must-have for enthusiasts of the genre and collectors alike.Delve into a narrative that weaves seamlessly with the fabric of the Star Wars saga, encompassing themes familiar to fans and newcomers. At 352 pages, this book promises a substantial read with weighty storyline and engaging characters. English language readers will appreciate the intricate storytelling that has become synonymous with Hambly's work in the genre.
