Status Updates From Han Solo at Stars' End (Sta...

Light, breezy, and really feels like Han. Utterly puts Crispin's terrible writing to shame. The fact that she weaved this trilogy into one of her books is nothing but a disservice to her own crap, because it starkly highlights how bad hers is.

Boosting on someone's shoulders to peek around a corner at a high level is some Counter-Strike shit, lol.
This isn't amazing, but it's fun. That's what's important.

The premise that a rich person would be so into droid fighting seems kind of backwards to me. It makes more sense that they'd be into making real people fight. That their money gives them the power of life and death over others. Making machines fight just seems really tame. But whatever not a big deal, and it's Star Wars after all. Droids are iconic

Ok, really didn't hang onto that mystery for long. It was revealed just a few pages after my last update. I was right, though. Felt like that could've been delayed for more effect, but this is rather short after all.

This is heating up. Sucks that Chewie got captured, but we know that's not a huge deal in the grand scheme of things. Shame about Rekkon. My money's on Torm; he was the first one to point a finger at someone else. That is usually a sign of guilt.
This is rather light and breezy - not much substance to it. But I think it works.

Ok, Daley just wrote the term 'palsy-walsy' unironically. And it wasn't even in dialogue, it was narration. I think I have to reevaluate any and all praise I ever gave this book.