The Princess and the Scoundrel Book Review | Han and Leia's Marriage Retold!

Liam and Sanak review the latest Star Wars Canon Novel, The Princess and the Scoundrel by Beth Revis, which tells the story of Han and Leia's wedding, their honeymoon aboard the Halcyon, and the early foundations of the New Republic.
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[@nicholasharris1484]

Beth Revise spun a great tale true to the original trilogy. Full of sparks as only Han and Leia generate, intrigue as only the immediate aftermath of the death of Palpatine and the core of the Empire would cause and the uncertainty of worlds trying to grasp freedom from tyranny -- this book both satisfies and screams for a sequel.

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We'd both be interested in a sequel too! Glad you enjoyed the book!

[@Matt-wo9ws]

Great video ! I agre with your takes.
This was a solid romp that really captures the love between Han and Leia. The Endor parts dragged in places but the wedding was quite detailed at least. The inclusion of Smuggler's Run (the junior novel) lore was appreciated in the latter half of the novel.
It was a relief to not have this book feel like an ad for the Halcyon Legacy hotel. The best thing about the novel for me was Leia dealing with the legacy of Vader. Much like Gray in Bloodline, Revis really tackled that in a genuine feeling way. I doubt this'll be a novel I reread much but it gave me an enjoyable Star Wars story that'll tide me over until the next High Republic Phase begins.

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Glad you enjoyed the book! We also really appreciated Revis' inclusion of Leia grappling with her heritage.