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, time pauses for a princess and her scoundrel. After enduring carbonite and risking everything for the Rebellion, Han is ready to live for himself. He and Leia have earned their future, and when he proposes, it feels right for the first time in ages. However, Leia feels the fight isn't over; she carries a dark secret and seeks redemption. Her brother, Luke, offers her a path forward, one intertwined with family and the Force. When Han pops the question, Leia's answer is immediate: Yes. But their happily ever after is challenged. After their idyllic ceremony, Han and Leia embark on their honeymoon aboard the luxurious Halcyon, a vessel on a public journey to the galaxy's wonders. Their marriage symbolizes hope and prosperity, attracting attention from all, including remnants of the Empire still clinging to power. As the Halcyon navigates various worlds, it becomes clear that the war is not finished. With danger looming, Han and Leia discover that their strongest battles are fought together as husband and wife.