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• The Warrior Princess (Star Wars: X-Wing Rogue Squadron, Volume 4)

  Michael A. Stackpole, Scott Tolson, John Nadeau, Jordi Ensign

  
  Rogue X-wing pilot Plourr is requested to return to her home planet . . . as a princess! While attempting to stop an internal rebellion, the planet's government finds that she may have her own way of running things.
  
   

• Requiem for a Rogue (Star Wars: X-Wing Rogue Squadron, Volume 5)

  Michael A. Stackpole, Jan Strnad, Various, Mike W. Barr, Gary Erskine, Michael A Stackpole

  
  It should be a simple mission for the men and women of Rogue Squadron -- an easy search-and-rescue for a group of Bothan castaways forced down to Malrev 4. But when they reach the backwater planet, the Rogues find themselves attacked by the Irrukiine, a dog-like aboriginal species, and then by the Bothans themselves. There's some strange kind of hoodoo going down on Malrev 4 -- this planet promotes madness and deceit, and not even the Rogues are immune! Experience all the X-Wing adventure you can handle, from the mind of renowned Star Wars novelist Michael A. Stackpole.
  
   

• Battleground: Tatooine (Star Wars: X-Wing Rogue Squadron, Volume 3)

  Michael A. Stackpole, Jan Strnad, John Nadeau, Jordi Ensign

  
  The crime and death caused by Jabba the Hutt is nothing compared to the chaos created in the wake of his demise. Jabba's legacy is a cache of stolen Imperial hardware and weapons, hidden somewhere on the desert world of Tatooine. Whoever finds the treasure will have enough firepower to rule the planet and perhaps even the sector. And that means Rogue Squadron must find it first, or else find it aimed at their heads!
  
   

• The Phantom Affair (Star Wars: X-Wing Rogue Squadron, Volume 2)

  Michael A. Stackpole, Darko Macan, Edvin Biukovic

  
  The Battle of Endor was never fought -- it was just so much Alliance propaganda. At least, that's the lie being spread by the Ante-Endor Association. But Wedge Antilles and his Rogue Squadron comrades know the truth. They were at Endor when so many gave their lives to destroy the second Death Star. And so, for those lost friends, this is a battle they will not lose.