Re: Easter Egg in New SW Novel "Death Star" (No Major Spoilers)

On Nov 2, 11:40 pm, Todd <twrexxnos...@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
In SW novels, I always cringe when I read phrases that would only be
known to us here on Earth.

Yeah, I hate that as well.

I'm reading Labrynth of Evil (yeah, I know, nout a year or two late,
but hey...) and the author has some jedi utter "back in the day". I
don't recall exactly who said it, fairly early in the novel tho. It is
obnoxious.

Cable

.

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