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The Paradise Snare by A. C. Crispin
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i am reading the paradise snare by a.c. crispin. i chose to read this book because it seemed interesting by the picture on the front coverthid book is based on the famous star wars character han solo.it is also set in the star wars galaxy.my opinion of this book is that it is an excellent read and has an extremely well thought out plot.
the reason the i think the plot is so well thought out is that there are no holes in it and its very original. there are no stories about a false religon that uses a sex call to keep the members of its religion happy.my main idea for this is that it is a very good book and i have high expectations for the 2nd book.
the book did meet my expectations in the fact that it was not what i expected it to be and it was better.the front picture led me to beileve that it was just gonna be like the movie but i was wrong.my opinion before and after the book didnt change all much. ( )
  detroitlover88 | Sep 10, 2009 |
Fun stuff, but the author tried too hard to work in quotes and things from the movies. Too many comments about Han being scruffy and other things. But, it was still a peek into how Han grew up and what made him who he was. ( )
  maquisleader | Feb 17, 2008 |
I loved getting to know Han Solo as a young man - finding out what his life was like as he gets ready to take part in the events of the Star Wars movies. ( )
  tjsjohanna | Feb 16, 2008 |
Early life of Han Solo, how he moved from being an orphan working for some spacefaring criminals to being an Imperial Navy pilot. How he learnt Wookie and his first love. ( )
  wyvernfriend | Dec 2, 2007 |
Great start to the trilogy. I was immediatly a Han/Bria fan. Her dear john letter was heartbreaking  but totally understandable. A person w/ an addiction has to concentrate on getting better and not play house.
I like how understanding and supportive her father was. Not many dad's would like a guy Han I think :lol:
A great escape from Ylesia. I grew fond of Muuurgh and glad he found his mate. Their wedding ritual was an interesting one. I hope he come back in the story.
I knew things were too peachy after Han was accepted into the Acedemy but did not expcet Garris to show up so soon and what a great fight/chase! that end had me on the edge of my seat. ( )
  StephanieC | Oct 17, 2006 |
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0553574159, Paperback)

Here is the first book in the blockbuster trilogy that chronicles the never-before-told story of the young Han Solo. Set before the Star Wars movie adventures, these books chronicle the coming-of-age of the galaxy's most famous con man, smuggler, and thief.

The first book in this exciting new Han Solo series begins with a recounting of Han's late teen years and shows us how he escaped an unhappy adopted home situation to carve out an adventurous new life for himself as a pilot. Han Solo, the handsome rogue, is every girl's dream man, and every boy's hero. The Paradise Snare is another stellar Star Wars production, complete with original music and sound effect

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