Paradise Snare
- 419 pages
- 15 hours of reading
The first in a trilogy focusing on Han Solo, the most famous rogue in the Star Wars galaxy, as he struggles to survive on a sinister world where the chief export is slavery.
This saga chronicles the rise of one of the galaxy's most iconic rogues. From humble beginnings as an orphaned street kid to becoming a legendary smuggler, the story details his fight for freedom and survival. Follow his adventures filled with danger, moral quandaries, and the character-building experiences that forged the rebel we know. This trilogy offers a deeper look into the formative years that preceded the great battles and the rebellion against the Empire.



The first in a trilogy focusing on Han Solo, the most famous rogue in the Star Wars galaxy, as he struggles to survive on a sinister world where the chief export is slavery.
After deserting the Imperial Navy, Han Solo offers his smuggling services to crime lords Jiliac and Jabba the Hutt and is thrust into the middle of a battle between the Empire and a band of outlaw allies
Here is the explosive conclusion of the blockbuster trilogy that chronicles the never-before-told story of the young Han Solo. Set before the Star Wars(r) movie adventures, these books chronicle the coming-of-age of the galaxy's most famous con man, smuggler, and thief. The Millennium Falcon is "the fastest hunk of junk in the galaxy." So when Han Solo wins it in a game of sabacc, he and Chewbacca become kings of the smugglers--uncatchable, unstoppable. But with the Empire clamping down, Han knows his luck can't last. Still, when an old girlfriend who is now the leader of an insurgent Rebel group offers him a shot at an incredible fortune, Han can't resist. The plan seems a sure thing. The resistance will be light and the take enormous. Han and his friends will divide it equally with the Rebels. Too bad for Han that the planet of Ylesia is far from a pushover, that the Rebels have an agenda of their own, and that smuggler friends can often turn into enemies...quicker than lightspeed.