Apparent misunderstanding. Edit

According to the cover of Slave Ship, there is the following sentence:
"A ruthless enemy threatens Boba Fett with a fate worse than death"
Now, I have read the book and do not understand what -or, rather who- this "ruthless enemy" is. I also noticed the "Behind the Scenes" section on this page. The statement is correct. If I may say so, I state that the summary on the back of Slave Ship is incorrect, or at least partly. I realize that this is K. W. Jeter's own doing, and he must know what he was doing. Would anyone please care to explain?
NOTE: The below comments may contain spoilers for Slave Ship.
Thanks! Kgrimes2 04:40, 30 November 2008 (UTC)

• If I recall correctly, the author doesn't write the summary on the back of books, the publisher does. Due to that, there are bound to be some contradictory statements. Trak Nar ^{Ramble on} 04:48, 30 November 2008 (UTC)
  • So we can assume that the above quote is non-canon and that the publisher of Slave Ship must've misread the book?
    Kgrimes2 04:55, 30 November 2008 (UTC)

Bossk eats you Edit

"For in order to gain his freedom he must outwit a sentient weapon that feeds on Human spirits"—Does that mean Bossk? He eats people, he's sentient, he's a weapon, and he hates Fett's guts.—B-Boba Fett! He'll kill us all! 20:24, September 18, 2009 (UTC)