Did any one eles see this in the time line inside of DJ....

I was at school today and my friend asked, affter seeing me read DJ, how many SW books I have read. I turnd to the time line and started to count, and then I saw somthing. In the NJO area their was a titel in between BP and Conquest called Recovery. Well last time I checked they didn't have a NJO book out of that title (and if I'm right, they arn't even planning one), or I just the bigest SW idiot out their (and I'm not, thats my brother). Anyone have any idea?

 

its an e-book.

 

'Recovery' is an e-book by Denning and you can get it on Amazon for a few bucks.

 

Just to expand on what has already been stated, the ebook is about Han and Leia?s relationship and Leia?s recovery from her damaged legs. It takes place between BP and Conquest.

Don?t worry too much about it. The book isn?t very long, but it?s certainly worth the couple dollars it takes to buy it. Of course, if you would rather have it in your hands in real book form, you could wait until the paperback version of SbS comes out. From what I understand, it will be included in that version.

 

OK guys thanks for clearing that up.

 

Hmm.. will there be any way else to get it, other than the eBook or SbS paperback version? I'll probably get the eBook anyway, but I already own the SbS hardcover, so I won't be getting the paperback. There's just something I prefer about being able to hold a book in my hands. That, and the random chance that my PC's harddrive will crash, and then I just wasted my money on the eBook.

 

"That, and the random chance that my PC's harddrive will crash, and then I just wasted my money on the eBook."

I'm not sure about other sites, but Amazon.com keeps a "Digital Library" of all the ebooks that you purchase, which you can download multiple times. If your computer crashes you can just download them again, with no extra cost. For example, I downloaded Recovery multiple times. I hope that eases some of your concerns.

 

or you can do ctrl or alt + Print Scrn and get a snapshot of it, copy it into a picture in a paint program, save each page as an image and back it up. Time consuming but...there you go.

 

how much do you get it for?

 

I would imagine it would be legal to print it if it was just for your own use and not distribution. Is it easy to print?

 

I don't know what the likelihood is, but it wouldn't surprise me if at some point down the line we see "Emissaries of the Void" - or some similar title - plugged into that timeline as well.

"Emissaries of the Void" is the novella being written by Greg Keyes and published by Wizards of the Coast in Star Wars Gamer. The first installment, (1 of 6), appeared in the most recent issue, titled "Battle on Bonadon."