REVIEW: Catalyst: A Rogue One Novel by James Lucerno
Catalyst: A Rogue One Novel by James Lucerno Publishing information: Hardback; 352 pages Publisher: Del Rey; 15 Nov 2016 ISBN: 978-0345511492 Series Copy: Out of pocket Reviewer: Tyson Barnes and Noble Amazon Synopsis: "War is tearing the galaxy apart. For years the Republic and the Separatists have battled across the stars, each building more and more deadly technology in an attempt to win the war. As a member of Chancellor Palpatine’s top secret Death Star project, Orson Krennic is determined to develop a superweapon before their enemies can. And an old friend of Krennic’s, the brilliant scientist Galen Erso, could be the key. Galen’s energy-focused research has captured the attention of both Krennic and his foes, making the scientist a crucial pawn in the galactic conflict. But after Krennic rescues Galen, his wife, Lyra, and their young daughter, Jyn, from Separatist kidnappers, the Erso family is deeply in Krennic’s debt. Krennic then offers Galen an extraordinary opportunity...