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Contents

title page

acknowledgments

the star wars novels timeline

dramatis personae

chapter one

chapter two

chapter three

chapter four

chapter five

chapter six

chapter seven

chapter eight

chapter nine

chapter ten

chapter eleven

chapter twelve

chapter thirteen

chapter fourteen

chapter fifteen

chapter sixteen

chapter seventeen

chapter eighteen

chapter nineteen

chapter twenty

chapter twenty-one

chapter twenty-two

chapter twenty-three

chapter twenty-four

chapter twenty-five

chapter twenty-six

chapter twenty-seven

chapter twenty-eight

chapter twenty-nine

chapter thirty

chapter thirty-one

chapter thirty-two

chapter thirty-three

chapter thirty-four

in his image karen traviss

two-edged sword karen traviss

preview of the star wars: legacy of the force series: bloodlines

other books in the series

also by aaron allston

copyright

acknowledgments

Thanks are due to my partners-in-plotting Troy Denning and Karen Traviss, to my Eagle-Eyes (Chris Cassidy, Kelly Frieders, Helen Keier, Bob Quinlan, Roxanne Quinlan, and Luray Richmond), to Shelly Shapiro of Del Rey, to Sue Rostoni and Leland Chee of Lucas Licensing, and to my agent, Russ Galen.

dramatis personae

Aidel Saxan; Prime Minister, Corellia (human female)

Ben Skywalker (human male)

Brisha Syo (human female)

C-3PO; protocol droid

Cal Omas; Chief of State, Galactic Alliance (human male)

Cha Niathal; admiral, Galactic Alliance (Mon Calamari female)

Gilad Pellaeon; admiral, Supreme Commander of the Galactic Alliance (human male)

Han Solo; captain, Millennium Falcon (human male)

Heilan Rotham; professor (human female)

Jacen Solo; Jedi Knight (human male)

Jaina Solo; Jedi Knight (human female)

Kolir Hu’lya; Jedi Knight (Bothan female)

Leia Organa Solo; Jedi Knight; copilot, Millennium Falcon (human female)

Luke Skywalker; Jedi Grand Master (human male)

Lysa Dunter; ensign, Galactic Alliance (human female)

Mara Jade Skywalker; Jedi Master (human female)

Matric Klauskin; admiral, Galactic Alliance (human male)

Nelani Dinn; Jedi Knight (human female)

R2-D2; astromech droid

Syal Antilles; ensign, Galactic Alliance (human female)

Tahiri Veila; Jedi Knight (human female)

Thann Mithric; Jedi Knight (Falleen male)

Thrackan Sal-Solo; Chief of State, Corellia (human male)

Tiu Zax; Jedi Knight (Omwati female)

Toval Seyah; Galactic Alliance scientist-spy (human male)

Tycho Celchu; general, Galactic Alliance (human male)

Wedge Antilles; general, Corellian Defense Force (human male)

Zekk; Jedi Knight (human male)

chapter one

CORUSCANT

“He doesn’t exist.” With those words, spoken without any conscious thought or effort on his part, Luke Skywalker sat upright in bed and looked around at the dimly illuminated chamber.

There wasn’t much to see. Members of the Jedi order, even Masters such as Luke, didn’t accumulate much personal property. Within view were chairs situated in front of unlit computer screens; a wall rack holding plasteel staves and other practice weapons; a table littered with personal effects such as datapads, notes scrawled on scraps of flimsi, datachips holding reports from various Jedi Masters, and a crude and not at all accurate sandglass statuette in Luke’s image sent to him by a child from Tatooine. Inset into the stone-veneer walls were drawers holding his and Mara’s limited selection of clothes. Their lightsabers were behind Luke, resting on a shelf on the headboard of their bed.

His wife, Mara Jade Skywalker, had more personal items and equipment, of course. Disguises, weapons, communications gear, falsified documents. A former spy, she had never given up the trappings of that trade, but those items weren’t here. Luke wasn’t sure where she kept them. She didn’t bother him with such details.

Beside him, she stirred, and he glanced down at her. Her red hair, kept a medium length this season, was an unruly mess, but there was no sleepiness in her eyes when they opened. In brighter light, he knew, those eyes were an amazing green. “Who doesn’t exist?” she asked.

“I don’t know.

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