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I really enjoy this book. Along with the show based on it, the writing is pretty accurate. At least to me, but I'm not Dine. It's really an easy story to get into and the series is pretty big. I've read this before and finished it, but I like it too much to not re-read it. Anyway, the story is really kicking off. With Luis Horseman who attacked a witch, ran to the mountains, and encountered a witch. And Joe Leaphorn.

The little gang has taken off on the Hound's Tooth, Boba Fett is being very secretive about his plans and made sure to remind Dengar who's in charge. Boba Fett isn't an emotional man, quite the opposite. Using that emotionless behavior of his to scare Dengar.

It was a good read. I decided to skip a chapter for now that followed Kuat of Kuat, those chapters are usually boring and I was already falling asleep.

Due to the book and how it's a three-in-one, it looks like I'm reading hundreds of pages before writing this. Anyway, reaching to chapter four, I read through how Boba Fett tricked Bossk into believing that Bossk killed him withe the blast to the ship, then got onto Bossk's ship to plant a bomb which scared Bossk into fleeing his ship with a small emergency pod. Flying back to Tatooine. I found this very funny.

This is a very interesting yet deep book, and I've barely started it. Due to leaving my other book in another bag, I had to read a different one today. It's quite intriguing, having this test that everyone in school goes through to dictate which group they will be placed in. The main character whose perspective we're reading through, has a complicated home life and hates the group which he's basically forced to join.

The book I'm reading has three books in one. So I've now finished that section of the book. Within the last few pages, Neelah, Dengar, and Fett were basically saved by the Slave 1. They got on and flew off of Tatooine. Bossk had gotten onto Fett's ship, gotten info, got out. Then learned that Fett lived, got knocked out suddenly. After getting up, he noticed Fett's ship and shot it down, supposedly.

There were a lot of plot twists this time. Dengar reaches a place called Mos Eisley, a city full of crime. He is looking for information on a person who had owned a messaging service. He learns that said person died and was taken up by a different being. He finds the being and talks. Bringing up the fact that Boba Fett is alive, and that Dengar is going behind his back. All of this info was heard by a worm.

The pages I've read are more fillers than anything. Kud'ar Mub'at and his subassembler finished talking. The way the book is written is where are two perspectives, a present story-line and a past leading up to that. There are two other characters in the present timeline, Neelah and Dengar. Dengar is a bounty hunter, but less known. Neelah can't remember her past but she was basically a sort of entertainment slave.

After Zuckass and the leader of the Bounty Hunters' Guild talked, the leader was then killed by Bossk, since Bossk actually survived the mission. The other members of the Guild had already begun making a new bounty hunters group and just needed to "retire" the leader. Then Kud'ar Mub'at, an arachnid-like creature who deals in that business, heard about this news and is pleased to hear that this happened.

My memory on the previous chapters is a little hazy, but for now, a group of bounty hunters have just come back from a successful mission. Zuckuss, a new bounty hunter, was tasked with witnessing the death of the Bounty Hunters' Guilds' leaders' son, Bossk. Now the leader of the Guild and Zuckuss are discussing the future of the Guild and what is in line for the other members.