Reading Order

[Ron]

I just finished Kenobi and I'm halfway through Fatal Alliance. Those are both stand alones. I don't read all the pre episode 4 books but I did enjoy Kenobi and I'm enjoying Fatal Alliance. Good books to try if you're not looking to get involved in a fifteen book series.

[Ron]

Amber wrote: "Jordan wrote: "I enjoyed it, as it has been a while since we had a single standalone story set in that part of the timeline as opposed to the longer-running series that can get very dark at times. ..."

Amber, good call on the Millennium Falcon book. I really enjoyed that one. Another good stand alone was Luke Skywalker and the Shadows of Mindor.

[Jordan]

Oh, I know there have been tons of standalones published, it has just been a while since there was one on the forward edge of the continuity as opposed to filling in gaps earlier on. And yeah, Millenium Falcon was pretty good. Slightly different category for me though, because of all the backstory to run through.

[Amber]

Bernard wrote: "Thanks Amber for getting this topic back on topic. :) I take full blame for drifting us to movies and spoiler territory. Sorry! For my part, next book up for me is NJO #5. A long way for me to go b..."

You're welcome!

[Amber]

Ron wrote: "Amber wrote: "Jordan wrote: "I enjoyed it, as it has been a while since we had a single standalone story set in that part of the timeline as opposed to the longer-running series that can get very d..."

You're welcome, Ron.

[Amber]

Jordan wrote: "Oh, I know there have been tons of standalones published, it has just been a while since there was one on the forward edge of the continuity as opposed to filling in gaps earlier on. And yeah, Mill..."

I think that was the whole point of the book, Jordan. :D

[Jordan]

It was! I was simply pointing out why I felt we hadn't had a standalone adventure set in that part of the timeline for quite a while.

[Jordan]

It was quite good, it just wasn't what I was talking about.

[Amber]

OK. Sorry if I confused anyone, Jordan.

[Jordan]

It's ok :-) It was a subtle point of differentiation....

[Amber]

Gotcha.