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Star Wars Journal: Hero for Hire
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Star Wars Journal: Hero for Hire is a novel from the point of view of Sai'da, a monk in the B'omarr Order. Written by Donna Tauscher, Hero for Hire retells the story of Han Solo, as he is interviewed during his imprisonment with Chewbacca in Jabba's Palace.
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Readers can now experience the personal side of Han Solo, from a prisoner of Jabba the Hutt to the would-be boyfriend of a princess, Han reveals his thoughts and feelings throughout every step of his starcrossing journey.
HAN SOLO DATA PAD
RECORDED BY B'OMARR MONK
LOCATION: TATOOINE,
JABBA THE HUTT'S DUNGEON
"Listen, monk man. I didn't care about any Rebellion. I cared about me, my partner Chewie, my ship, and my reward. I had debts to pay off. Goods to smuggle. My loyalites were to survival. Period."
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