Star Wars: The Princess and the Scoundrel

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The Death Star is destroyed, Darth Vader is dead, and the Empire lies in ruins. Yet on the forest moon of Endor, a princess and her scoundrel pause amidst the chaos of a shifting galaxy. After being frozen in carbonite and risking everything for the Rebellion, Han longs to live for himself. He and Leia have earned their future, and when he proposes, he feels hopeful for the first time in ages. For Leia, however, the fight isn't over; she carries a dark secret and seeks redemption. Her brother, Luke, offers her a chance to embrace family and the Force. When Han asks her to marry him, her answer is immediate: Yes. But their happily ever after is fraught with challenges. Shortly after their idyllic ceremony, they embark on their honeymoon aboard the Halcyon, a luxury vessel journeying to the galaxy's most wondrous worlds. Their marriage symbolizes peace and prosperity, drawing attention from all corners of the galaxy, including Imperial remnants still clinging to power. As the Halcyon travels, it's clear that the war is far from over. With danger looming, Han and Leia discover they face their greatest challenges not as individuals, but united as husband and wife.