Don't miss the second installment of Star Wars: Lost Tribe of The Sith, a series of free eBook novellas that tell the untold story of the Fate of the Jedi's forgotten Sith castaways, their battle to survive, and their quest to re-conquer the galaxy!

The second book, Star Wars: Lost Tribe of the Sith: Skyborn includes an exclusive excerpt from Star Wars: Fate of the Jedi: Abyss (a Del Rey Hardcover slated for release on August 18th) and offers a unique look into the backstory of events that have begun to unfold in the Fate of the Jedi series.

DECEIVE AND CONQUER
Star Wars: Lost Tribe of the Sith: Skyborn

A Jedi ambush leaves the Sith ship Omen marooned on a remote alien world, its survivors at the mercy of their desolate surroundings and facing almost certain death. But Sith will no more bow before the whims of fate than they will yield to the weapons of their enemies. And Omen's cunning commander Yaru Korsin will let nothing keep him and his crew from returning to the stars and rejoining the Sith order's conquest of the galaxy. Murdering his own brother has proven Korsin's ruthless resolve--but now an entire race stands in his way.

The primitive, superstitious Keshiri worship unseen gods called the Skyborn, shun science, and punish unbelievers with death. Branded a heretic the widowed young geologist Adari Vaal is running for her life. Among the mysterious Sith castaways she finds powerful sanctuary--and her saviors find the means of survival. With Adari as their willing pawn, the Skyborn as their Trojan horse, and the awesome power of the dark side of the Force at their command, the lost tribe of the Omen set out to subjugate a planet and its people--and lay the foundation for a merciless new Sith nation.

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JOHN JACKSON MILLER
2009 Del Rey eBook Edition

CHAPTER ONE
5,000 years BBY

“Heretic!”
“Good to see you too, Mother,” Adari said. “Did the children behave?”

The door hadn’t fully closed when the smaller child was in Adari’s arms, shoved there by Eulyn. Adari’s
older boy bounded into the room, hobbling her. Under attack from four purple arms, Adari staggered toward
the wall, looking for a spot to drop her nonliving cargo. The canvas bag thudded against the wooden floor.

“Heretic! That’s what your uncle says they’re calling you,” Eulyn said. “He was here—and neighbor Wertram, the tailor. And his wife, too—she never leaves the hut for anything! Eight people have been by today!” ...

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