Star Wars: Catalyst : A Rogue One Novel

from wanderlustlover

Spring 2020; I fell into the Rogue One library collection and sort of just tore through them with a frenzy. I have ssssoooo many feelings about this book. About how much good Galen and Lyra really were trying to do, trying to help worlds and make renewable energy. How very different their marri...

from hopeevey

I'm not sure my rating is really valid. On the one hand, I very much enjoyed this book, and look forward to the next Star Wars novel I read. On the other hand, I am well aware that I joined Star Wars fandom when A New Hope was first released in theaters - anything that lets me play in that univer...

from DarthDeverell

In Star Wars: Catalyst: A Rogue One Novel James Luceno, author of numerous previous Star Wars novels, links the appearance of the Death Star plans at the end of Attack of the Clones with the beginning of Rogue One, tracing Galen Erso's involvement in Project Celestial Power, Director Orson Krenni...

from TheMadTurtle

I really enjoyed Rogue One and was eager to learn more about the Ersos and Krennic and they history they had prior to the film. Catalyst satisfies that interest. Has Obitt is a very interesting character, too. I enjoyed reading about this smuggler. The only thing I would've liked more would've be...

from Kavinay

The Erso's are pretty boring. It would have been a more interesting read if there was more of a focus on the Imperials.