Author:Jeff Grubb

When news of the death of his former apprentice reaches Jedi Master Mander Zuma, he is immediately suspicious. Toro Irana was on the trail of something big when he died--something involving a mysterious new drug. As the Jedi Master investigates further, he finds himself deeply involved in the political machinations of the Hutts, dealing with the sister of the deceased's desire for revenge, and the growing realization that there's more to being a Jedi than training and studying. A fun and exciting paperback original by Jeff Grubb.
The most important American humorist to appear in the last ten years
—— Kurt VonnegutIrving's popularity is not hard to understand. His world really is the world according to everyone
—— TimeJohn Irving has been compared with Kurt Vonnegut and J.D.Salinger, but is arguably more inventive than either. Wry, laconic, he sketches his characters with an economy that springs from a feeling for words and mastery over his craft. This superbly original book is one to be read and remembered
—— The Times






