I finished reading Darth Plaguies by James Lucerno

@caPnAhab i think this is it
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/0553564684/ref=tmm_mmp_swatch_0?ie=UTF8&dib_tag=se&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.LfkzBQhJTd3WnIaLZWSMib6Rh8p-ymqAyi7mn08f3kNrjdwIaj6-b6PSsFJqQhuzxiDpb8X7-xEeFY8fxBlPa5COzOTtEPU6YCPjx4_IXbM.g2kJoqVQ-hfPHYrr-3j90LuJy9foOc9DyYVdR-qyQMM&qid=1775146801&sr=8-1

@dirge ah. I see.

When I get home I'll have to check and see if mine has the same title

@caPnAhab i do feel like i read it once at 20some and there was nothing else. theni kinda liked it. but many years on it was like... tf is this noise?

@greensnacks The book was written around 2014 I think. I'm not sure what events at that time would be comparable to any in the book.

But the rise of Palpatine in general is comparable to the rise of Julius Caesar

@caPnAhab Ah, sounds interesting enough.

I haven't watched the Star wars unfortunately, I believe I watched one part partially with Harrison Ford, but you reminded me I might watch them soon. Maybe I'll love them. I do like space sfuff, I do like battles.

@greensnacks I think you would like them. And I'd be interested too to know the opinion of one previously unfamiliar with Star wars.