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Journey to Star Wars: The Force Awakens with this exclusive ebook short story set shortly before the events of the film, featuring a quick-witted mercenary who takes big risks for bigger rewards—and now faces the challenge that will take her to the edge.
There are plenty of mercenaries, spies, and guns for hire in the galaxy. But probably none as dangerous and determined as Bazine Netal. A master of disguise—and lethal with a blade, a blaster, or bare handed—she learned from the best. Now it’s her turn to be the teacher—even if schooling an eager but inexperienced recruit in the tricks of her trade is the last thing she wants to do. But it’s the only way to score the ship she needs to pull off her latest job.
An anonymous client has hired Bazine to track down an ex-stormtrooper and recover the mysterious package he’s safeguarding. Payment for the mission promises to be astronomical, but the obstacles facing Bazine will prove to be formidable. And though her eager new sidekick has cyber skills crucial to the mission, only Bazine’s razor-sharp talents will mean the difference between success or failure—and life or death.
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This is a short story originally published in ebook format, but I listened to the audio book which is currently included with Spotify Premium. Its a good (not great) story of a very minor character in Episode VII.
A perfectly enjoyable short story about one of the people present in Maz Kanata's castle in The Force Awakens and probably the closest book we got to that movie chronologically (maybe aside from Before The Awakening). It probably won't have much of an impact on later movies or books or comics or the like (though maybe the asylum could end up being relevant?), but it's fun nonetheless.
Series
1 released bookJourney to Star Wars: The Force Awakens is a 14-book series first released in 2015 with contributions by Chuck Wendig, Landry Q. Walker, and 11 others.
Series
1 released bookStar Wars Disney Canon Short Stories is a 15-book series first released in 2014 with contributions by Alan Dean Foster, David J. Williams, and 8 others.