In this book, we see Return of the Jedi from Han Solo's point of view.  In my opinion, this is the most far-fetched book (so far) of the Journals series.  I mean, does anyone really believe Han would sit in Jabba's dungeon and tell some B'omarr monk his life story just to be nice?  I don't think so.  I hadn't planned on doing book reviews on this site, but I really don't recommend this series to anyone unless you are just a completist who wants to have every Star Wars book ever printed.  If you want to see why, just read the excerpt...