Death Star (Star Wars)

A good book based around the events of the first film, fits in nicely and doesn't really concentrate on central figures. an interesting read if you are a star wars buff.

It's a bit like reading a book about the Titanic. You know it ends in disaster, you know the disaster could have been prevented, and you cringe at the hubris that allowed it to happen. The most interesting thing I found about this book was the logistics of creating a world destroying machine. The gathering of resources, the problems encountered, finding the talent to put it together and...more

It's a bit like reading a book about the Titanic. You know it ends in disaster, you know the disaster could have been prevented, and you cringe at the hubris that allowed it to happen. The most interesting thing I found about this book was the logistics of creating a world destroying machine. The gathering of resources, the problems encountered, finding the talent to put it together and constantly worrying that the thing would destroy itself.   hide

Grand Moff Tarkin having sex. So wrong, yet so right.

Awesome book! I love the ones that give the other sides perspective. Kinda like the Darth Bane books, except more of an imperial navy soldier perspective rather than a sith perspective. good read, but a lil longer than most of em.

Only for true Star Wars geeks. A nice opportunity to see the life of the everyday grunts on board the battle station.

Ever wonder what happened to the people on the Death Star. An inside look at what happened on the first Death Star up to the point it is destroyed. Not everyone is part of the Empire.

Great book, it only doesnt add up with the last of the jedi series.

great story

This is an incredibly fun read that links the new trilogy with ANH just about seamlessly...but also tells you a thing or two they somehow didn't mention in the movies. AND best of all, no Luke being annoying! Any Star Wars fan MUST read this one!