Star Wars: Dark Disciple
The Jedi Council decides to have someone assassinated, and it goes exactly as well as you would expect.
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Star Wars: Episode II — Attack of the Clones
The novelization that tries to make the romance work, and very nearly does.
Published by Del Rey in April 2002, R. A. Salvatore’s adaptation adds material on Shmi Skywalker’s life on Tatooine, expands the Padmé and Anakin scenes considerably, and gives the Tusken massacre a much fuller treatment than the film allows.
This entry is catalogued but not yet reviewed. The publication details above are verified; the write-up is still in the queue.
22 BBY – 19 BBY
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