: One of the fan-favorite characters from Aftermath was Temmin Wexley's creation, the modified battle droid, Mister Bones. Bones schematics, available on a two-sided poster exclusively with the Barnes & Noble hardcover edition of Star Wars: Aftermath: Life Debt. Meanwhile, the Empire is stronger than some think, and the future of the Empire rests in the hands of two figures: Rae Sloane and the mysterious individual she meets at the end of the first book. But all is not so easy - the New Republic is having growing pains in its transition, and it’s not always managing them well. : What's the state of the galaxy as Life Debt begins?Ĭhuck Wendig: The New Republic is ascendant. The Aftermath crew intersects with Han and Leia and Chewie in a big way, and those stories dovetail with each other - part of the fun is braiding them together to see what happens. What's the focus of this new story?Ĭhuck Wendig: It’s maybe cheating to say that the focus is on all of them. : While Aftermath introduced some new characters like Norra Wexley, Sinjir Rath Velus, and the Imperial Admiral Rae Sloane, Life Debt brings them into interactions with some old favorites like Princess Leia and Han Solo.
checked in with author Chuck Wendig over e-mail to find out what’s in store for the galaxy far, far away as Han Solo’s mission to help Chewbacca liberate his home planet of Kashyyyk runs into trouble. Now the story continues with the second book in this trilogy by Chuck Wendig, Aftermath: Life Debt, out today from Del Rey. Readers learned that while the Battle of Endor saw the death of the Emperor, the Empire continued to fight on, albeit in a fractured form. Last fall, Star Wars fans got their first taste of the continuity timeline starting to connect Return of the Jedi to The Force Awakens with the release of the novel, Aftermath, by Chuck Wendig. Marking today's release of the second book in the Aftermath trilogy, checks in with author Chuck Wendig.
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