Star Wars: Tatooine Ghost

By: Troy Denning

Narrated by: Jonathan Davis

Han Solo and Leia Organa take center stage, and stunning revelations from the past play a critical role in shaping the future, as the New York Times bestselling author of Star Wars: The New Jedi Order: Star by Star now turns to a crucial chapter in the classic Star Wars saga.

The deaths of Darth Vader and Emperor Palpatine, and victory at the Battle of Endor by no means spelled the end of the Empire. In the aftermath, the New Republic has faced a constant struggle to survive and grow. And now a new threat looms: a masterpiece of Alderaanian art—lost in transit after the planet’s destruction—has resurfaced on the black market. Offered at auction, it will command a handsome price . . . but its greatest value lies in the vital secret it conceals—the key to a code used to communicate with New Republic agents deep undercover within the Empire. Discovery of the key by Imperial forces would spell certain disaster. The only option is recovery—and Han, Leia, Chewbacca, and C-3PO have been dispatched to Tatooine to infiltrate the auction.

But trouble is waiting when they arrive: an Imperial Star Destroyer is orbiting Tatooine on the lookout for Rebels; a mysterious stranger at the auction seems to recognize Leia; and an Imperial officer’s aggressive bidding for the Alderaanian painting could foil the Solos’ mission. When a dispute erupts into violence, and the painting vanishes in the chaos, Han and Leia are thrust into a desperate race to reclaim it—before Imperial troops or a band of unsavory treasure-peddlers get there first.

Dangerous as the chase is, for Leia it leads into especially dark territory. Already haunted by the specter of her infamous father, and fearful that his evil may infect future generations, she has suffered a disturbing Force-vision of Luke turning to the dark side. As she battles beside Han against marauding TIE fighters, encroaching stormtroopers, and Tatooine’s savage Tusken Raiders, Leia’s struggle with the warring emotions inside her culminates in the discovery of an extraordinary link to the past. And as long-buried secrets and truths at last emerge, she faces a moment of reckoning that will forever alter her destiny . . . and that of the New Republic.© and (P)2003 Lucasfilm Ltd. and TM. Random House Audio, a division of Random House, Inc.

Great legends book

Davis did a great narration as always, story and execution was great all around. A good Star Wars book.

Good, but would love an unabridged version.

Another stronge narration by Jonathan Davis. As the title states, I would have loved a unabridged version as I can't help but feel there are large chunks of the story missing.

Very nice presentation!

A huge thanks to the production staff. The narrator was great! He had some of the voices near spot on with the original actors. I had been struggling to get past a certain point of this book in paperback, but being able to listen to it while I worked REALLY helped the workday fly by much faster than without it! I especially enjoyed the reading of the entries from Shmi Skywalker's diary to Anakin! I didn't remember in which book those journals we're included, and was pleasantly surprised to hear them here! Thanks to all!

Wish us wasn’t abridged

It’s a good story, Jonathan Davis is amazing again. Just wish it was longer.

Believe in the Future.

Tatooine Ghost

Tatooine Ghost takes Leia on a very important journey, and does it in great style as only Troy Denning can. Han and Leia are newlywed and are heading towards Tatooine to get a very special painting. Killik Twilight. Fun shenanigans ensue. When Leia recovers her Grandmother’s journal she begins to accept that while she is Bail’s daughter she just might be Shmi Skywalker’s granddaughter.

PS Disney please release unabridged versions of more Legends. I can only see more $$$$ for you.