Star Wars: Coruscant Nights

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Star Wars: Coruscant Nights is a novel trilogy written by Michael Reaves that follows a group of outcasts involved with the Whiplash group.

The first book, Coruscant Nights I: Jedi Twilight, released in June 2008, was set two months after Revenge of the Sith. The second book was released in August 2008, and the third was released in late January 2009. A standalone followup novel called The Last Jedi, a collaboration between Reaves and Maya Kaathryn Bohnhoff, was released in February 2013. The Coruscant Nights name was originally attached to it but has since been removed.

Several characters from Reaves' and Steve Perry's MedStar books re-appear in this series, which follows Jax Pavan (Lorn Pavan's son), the droid I-5YQ, Den Dhur, Laranth Tarak, and Haninum Tyk Rhinann.

The three novels have been released by the Science Fiction Book Club as a hardback three-in-one omnibus edition.^[3]

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Notes and references[]

External links[]

Star Wars: Coruscant Nights - Legends Series on Penguin Random House's official website (backup link)

Star Wars: Coruscant Nights
Jedi Twilight	Street of Shadows	Patterns of Force
	The Last Jedi

In other languages

[Penguin1-1] Jedi Twilight: Star Wars Legends (Coruscant Nights, Book I) on Penguin Random House's official website (backup link)

[Penguin3-2] Patterns of Force: Star Wars Legends (Coruscant Nights, Book III) on Penguin Random House's official website (backup link)

[3] Star Wars: Coruscant Nights (3-In-1) on www.sfbc.com (archived from the original on July 6, 2011)

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