Star Wars, Rogue One / Star Wars, Catalyst
A Rogue One Novel
(Sprache: Englisch)
NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER Lauded Star Wars author James Luceno returns to pen an intense tale of ambition and betrayal that sets the stage for Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.
War is tearing the galaxy apart. For years the Republic and...
War is tearing the galaxy apart. For years the Republic and...
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NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER Lauded Star Wars author James Luceno returns to pen an intense tale of ambition and betrayal that sets the stage for Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. War is tearing the galaxy apart. For years the Republic and the Separatists have battled across the stars, each building more and more deadly technology in an attempt to win the war. As a member of Chancellor Palpatine s top secret Death Star project, Orson Krennic is determined to develop a superweapon before the Republic s enemies can. And an old friend of Krennic s, the brilliant scientist Galen Erso, could be the key.
Galen s energy-focused research has captured the attention of both Krennic and his foes, making the scientist a crucial pawn in the galactic conflict. But after Krennic rescues Galen, his wife, Lyra, and their young daughter, Jyn, from Separatist kidnappers, the Erso family is deeply in Krennic s debt. Krennic then offers Galen an extraordinary opportunity: to continue his scientific studies with every resource put utterly at his disposal. While Galen and Lyra believe that his energy research will be used purely in altruistic ways, Krennic has other plans that will finally make the Death Star a reality. Trapped in their benefactor s tightening grasp, the Ersos must untangle Krennic s web of deception to save themselves and the galaxy itself.
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The tall gates swung open and suddenly Galen was standing along- side the carriage, bracketed by two prison guards, looking much thinner than she allowed herself to admit and wearing a beard as long as a bib. The guards, however, made no effort to restrain him when he shuffled to her, embracing her and Jyn for a long moment. I ve dreamed of this moment, he said, stepping back to take them in. His eyes went to Jyn. Let me hold her.
Lyra passed Jyn to him. Carefully he peeled away the swaddling that masked her face and smiled more broadly than Lyra had ever seen him smile. Jyn stirred in his arms, and Lyra said: She remembers you, Galen.
She s beautiful, he said, inspecting her face. Her eyes have changed color.
Lyra nodded. They re sort of flecked.
Stardust, Galen said. That s what s in her eyes.
Galen, what s happening? Lyra risked asking. Why have we been brought here. They re not going to
I haven t been told anything. They took me out of my cell before dawn.
The same with us. I m worried.
Don t be. He showed her his grimy hands. See? No restraints. And no one has brandished a weapon at me all morning.
Lyra didn t find much relief in it. Could they be sending us somewhere else? Is there a worse prison?
Before he could reply, one of the guards ordered Galen up into the carriage.
He did as instructed, and the drivers snapped their whips over the heads of the lead taqwas, which set off at a brisk pace. The carriage s wooden wheels bounded over bumps and ruts, and Lyra inadvertently bit down on her tongue. When Tambolor had disappeared from view, Galen raised himself up on the bench seat to take a look around.
We re heading for the spaceport.
Lyra s eyes widened. You don t think
I don t want to jinx anything by thinking.
Lyra held her breath as the circular landing zone came into
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view below them, only to have her hopes dashed. Fifty or more Separatist battle droids stood in formation at the edge of the field, commanded by a male Koorivar sporting a tall cranial horn and a richly cloaked uniform. The lackluster drop ship that had delivered them sat off to one side.
Galen looked stricken. I guess Phara changed her mind about handing me over to Count Dooku.
Lyra fought back tears. From one prison to another. Would the Separatists use her and Jyn to coerce and ultimately break Galen, forcing him to join the war?
Opposite the battle droids were several taqwa riders, including Chieftain Gruppe, dressed in her signature brown uniform and wearing an earflapped cap tugged down over her braided hair. When the carriage had drawn to a halt and Galen and Lyra had climbed down, Gruppe dismounted and approached.
I m almost sorry to see you go, she told them.
Not as sorry as I am, Galen said with a mix of anger and disappointment. What happened to the charges being overturned and our being allowed to leave?
Gruppe grinned. You misunderstand, my friend.
As if on cue, a starship appeared high overhead and began a very controlled descent toward the landing zone. Trained to take down surveillance drones and small craft, a dozen sky-kings followed it down.
The Koorivar uttered a
Galen looked stricken. I guess Phara changed her mind about handing me over to Count Dooku.
Lyra fought back tears. From one prison to another. Would the Separatists use her and Jyn to coerce and ultimately break Galen, forcing him to join the war?
Opposite the battle droids were several taqwa riders, including Chieftain Gruppe, dressed in her signature brown uniform and wearing an earflapped cap tugged down over her braided hair. When the carriage had drawn to a halt and Galen and Lyra had climbed down, Gruppe dismounted and approached.
I m almost sorry to see you go, she told them.
Not as sorry as I am, Galen said with a mix of anger and disappointment. What happened to the charges being overturned and our being allowed to leave?
Gruppe grinned. You misunderstand, my friend.
As if on cue, a starship appeared high overhead and began a very controlled descent toward the landing zone. Trained to take down surveillance drones and small craft, a dozen sky-kings followed it down.
The Koorivar uttered a
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Autoren-Porträt von James Luceno
James Luceno is the New York Times bestselling author of the Star Wars novels Tarkin, Darth Plagueis, Millennium Falcon, Dark Lord: The Rise of Darth Vader, Cloak of Deception, and Labyrinth of Evil, as well as the New Jedi Order novels Agents of Chaos I: Hero s Trial and Agents of Chaos II: Jedi Eclipse, The Unifying Force, and the ebook Darth Maul: Saboteur.
Bibliographische Angaben
- Autor: James Luceno
- 2017, Internationale Ausgabe, 496 Seiten, Maße: 10,5 x 17,5 cm, Kartoniert (TB), Englisch
- Verlag: Del Rey
- ISBN-10: 1101966033
- ISBN-13: 9781101966037
- Erscheinungsdatum: 18.04.2017
Sprache:
Englisch
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