Star Wars: Jedi Apprentice - Books in The Series

Books in The Series

The books include (in chronological order):

  • The Rising Force, by Dave Wolverton
  • The Dark Rival, by Jude Watson
  • The Hidden Past, by Jude Watson
  • The Mark of the Crown, by Jude Watson
  • The Defenders of the Dead, by Jude Watson
  • The Uncertain Path, by Jude Watson
  • The Captive Temple, by Jude Watson
  • The Day of Reckoning, by Jude Watson
  • The Fight for Truth, by Jude Watson
  • The Shattered Peace, by Jude Watson
  • The Deadly Hunter, by Jude Watson
  • The Evil Experiment, by Jude Watson
  • The Dangerous Rescue, by Jude Watson
  • The Ties That Bind, by Jude Watson
  • The Death of Hope, by Jude Watson
  • The Call to Vengeance, by Jude Watson
  • The Only Witness, by Jude Watson
  • The Threat Within, by Jude Watson

Special Editions

  • Special Editions #1: Deceptions, by Jude Watson
  • Special Editions #2: The Followers, by Jude Watson
Star Wars: Jedi Apprentice series
Primary series
  • The Rising Force
  • The Dark Rival
  • The Hidden Past
  • The Mark of the Crown
  • The Defenders of the Dead
  • The Uncertain Path
  • The Captive Temple
  • The Day of Reckoning
  • The Fight for Truth
  • The Shattered Peace
  • The Deadly Hunter
  • The Evil Experiment
  • The Dangerous Rescue
  • The Ties That Bind
  • The Death of Hope
  • The Call to Vengeance
  • The Only Witness
  • The Threat Within
Special Editions
  • Special Editions #1: Deceptions
  • Special Editions #2: The Followers
Main characters
  • Qui-Gon Jinn
  • Obi-Wan Kenobi
  • Siri Tachi
  • Bant
  • Tahl
  • Adi Gallia
  • Yoda
  • Xanatos
  • Jenna Zan Arbor
See also
  • Jude Watson
  • List of Star Wars books

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