One of the stricken Amaxine fighters crashes into the sea, triggering a massive explosion which destroys the underwater spaceport and the Amaxine base; wiping out all evidence of the paramilitary group and Rinnrivin's financial dealings. On Hosnian Prime, Senator and Princess Leia Organa and other members of the New Republic's Galactic Senate attend a ceremony to dedicate a Jelucani fogstone statue of her late adoptive father and Rebel Alliance founder Bail Organa. The gold, however, says they must leave – they were instructed to prioritize their own lives at the first sign of the Titan.

Given that she’ll be facing the Mad King soon, she decides to take this opportunity to speak to London. London arrives and uses launcher constructs to destroy bloodspawn, fifty firing simultaneously with Dross’ help. There’s just something irresistible about a small town with a terrible secret, and Jess Lourey’s approach to writing small-town horror is my favorite I’ve found yet.And at the accelerating pace of such exploration, we are quickly outstripping our abilities to rein in our advancements or to adequately judge where that knowledge will take us. Quincey Harker comes to England, and Lily Shaw, John's sister, invites him to stay at Carfax Hall, John and Lily's house, as thanks for saving John's life.

What I liked best about exploring this pair’s unique relationship is a phrase commonly used by military war dog handlers—It runs down the lead—describing how the emotions of the pair became shared over time, binding them together as firmly as any leash. For pregnant journalist Joan Harken, her fiancé’s hometown of Lilydale represents a bright future: a place where their unborn child can grow up with all the safety and security that a tight-knit community has to offer—the kind of safety and security that was missing from her own upbringing. Joan is welcomed heartily by her neighbors, who take an instant interest in Joan’s pregnancy and the wellbeing of her and her unborn child.

After, Malice reveals that she’d been manipulating her – she was always going to come help, but she wanted to mislead the other Monarchs beforehand. After her colleague Senator Tai-Lin Garr speaks about the fruits of the Galactic Civil War, Leia gives a brief speech about her father's legacy. They take her to meet Rinnrivin himself, who tells her about his people's desire to break free of Hutt domination. But, it’s definitely another page turner and if you’re someone who’s interested in suspense thrillers and navigating the murderer, then it’ll definitely be above your expectations. When her boyfriend raises the idea of the couple moving back to his hometown, the sleepy town of Lilydale, Joan readily agrees.

Yerin catches his eye: she wants his knowledge on the Bleeding Phoenix and the labyrinth when this is over. Leia later raises the topic again with her husband Han Solo, who has become a successful starship racer. During the rally, Leia meets her former aide Kor Sella, who apologizes for spurning her because of her parentage. They discuss next steps, and determine it’s time to leave, assuming the Titan is still two or three days away… Just as the Titan crashes through a mountain, entering Sacred Valley. Her neighbors have taken a keen interest in every aspect of her life, her fiancé is growing distant, and she swears someone is following her in the town.His assistant explains to the Kazan that they’re Gold’s from outside the valley representing the Akura clan and the Sage of Twin Stars and warning of the Dreadgod attack. After devoting my entire October to-read list to supernatural thrillers for spooky season, I was ready to get back to my psychological suspense roots this month—and ideally, I wanted something that was a little bit more lighthearted and “popcorn-y” for a change of pace. London is driving the remaining members of the Wei clan to Heaven’s Glory, with much physical encouragement via shows of strength. Following her mission to Ryloth, Leia and her team travel to Harloff Minor where she organizes a discreet meeting with Rinnrivin Di. As Cameron Diaz said in the 2000 classic masterpiece, Charlie's Angels, " I signed that release form, so you can just feel free to stick things in my [box].