Star Wars: The Bounty Hunter Wars: The Mandalorian Armor

Book 1

By: K. W. Jeter

Narrated by: Anthony Heald

He's the most feared and successful bounty hunter in the galaxy. He is Boba Fett, and even the most hardened criminals tremble at his name. Now he faces the deadliest challenge of his infamous career--an all-out war against his most dangerous enemies.

As the Rebellion gathers force, Prince Xizor proposes a cunning plan to the Emperor and Darth Vader: smash the power of the Bounty Hunters Guild by turning its members against each other. Only the strongest and most ruthless will survive, and they can be used against the Rebellion. It's a job for the fiercely independent Boba Fett, who jumps at the chance to destroy his rivals. But Fett soon realizes the game is rigged, as he finds himself the target of murderous factions, criminal conspiracies, and the evil at the Empire's dark heart. Boba Fett has always finished first. And in this game, anything less is death.© and (P)1998 Lucasfilm Ltd. and TM.

Basically just the first part of a story

Voice actor did a good job with using different voices for the characters, but the story itself felt like the first part of a book rather than a complete story that leads into another one. Also didn't feel like there was much going on with Boba Fett as much as other characters talking about him.

Good Book

Good story. Good performance.I would recommend this book to a friend who’s a fan of StarWars.

Loved it!!

Boba Fett is one of the most renowned SW characters, despite his lack of presence on the big screen. this look into events that occurred after, despite being Legends at this point, still offered a solid adventure of one of the galaxy's most dangerous beings.

Good book

the only issue I had with the audible version of this book is that, at times, the background sound effects were so loud that you couldn't hear the narrator.

Excellent Bounty Hunter fare

I really enjoyed this audiobook with all of the added audio and special effects, it felt every bit as good as a movie. There were just one or two moments when the sound effects overpowered the dialogue but honestly, the same happens during a movie so I wasn’t that bothered. You could piece together what was said from context. Definitely high recommendation from me