Rebecca Moesta

Anakin Solo is now eleven -- and headed for the Jedi Academy! The Force is very strong with him -- he can feel it. And his uncle Luke thinks it is time for him to start his traning . . .

(Volume 1: The Golden Globe, Volume 2: Lyric's World, and Volume 3: Promises were written by Nancy Richardson.)

Anakin has been having terrible dreams of a secret cave on Dagobah. He asks his uncle Luke if he can go there, to see if it's real. Luke says yes -- but only if Tahiri, R2-D2, and the Jedi Master Ikrit go along.

Anakin and his friends find more danger than they bargained for in the swamps of Dagobah. But they do find the cave. What is inside? And will Anakin be strong enough in the Force to face it?

March 1997
(June 1998 Reissue)

Anakin and his friends just heard an incredible secret! Darth Vader may have retrieved Obi-Wan Kenobi's lightsaber from the original Death Star. The lost weapon may be hidden in Vader's abandoned fortress on the planet Vjun, and Luke Skywalker agrees that it must be recovered.

Now Anakin and his friends -- along with Tionne and the Jedi Master Ikrit -- are heading off to Vjun to find the legendary fortress. Untold dangers await them, for no one knows what secrets still lie within those ancient walls. Even abandoned, it is a stronghold of dark power.

But the biggest danger may not have shown its face. For if they know about Obi-Wan's saber . . . who else does?

(May 1999 Reissue)

Uldir, Anakin's classmate at the Jedi academy, wants to be a Jedi more than anything. But he can't even lift a feather with the Force. He thinks he knows how he can learn faster: the Holocron.

The Holocron is a cube that holds all the secrets of the ancient Jedi Masters. By "borrowing" it, along with Obi-Wan Kenobi's lightsaber, Uldir believes he will become a powerful Jedi Knight!

Now Anakin -- along with Tahiri, R2-D2, Tionne and the Jedi Master Ikrit -- must race across the galaxy to find Uldir. If they don't Uldir could be killed. And Kenobi's blade and the Holocron will fall into the hands of a very evil man . . .?

(May 1999 Reissue)