Ryder Windham

Someone has stolen something that belongs to Darth Sidious, and he wants it back. When a Sith Lord wants something, there's only one person he can trust to get it--another Sith Lord.

The Fury of Darth Maul

Dimitris Papastergiou

Set in 32BBY

It was ok. 

For a book that has to do with Maul, he barely has a few scenes in it. But hey, he does get mentioned a lot.

What is thy bidding my Master? - Darth Maul

This book is part of the Episode I Adventures series, which pairs MG novels with RPG gamebooks. This one follows Darth Maul after he is tasked by Sidious with either recovering or destroying some special starfighters that he had had commissioned. It's a very short, quick read that's full of action. Following Maul is kind of interesting because dude is not mentally stable and he's got some very zealous ideas about the supremacy of the Sith. Ultimately, though, I don't actually care about Maul and action-heavy books aren't my favorite thing so it was okay, but not great.

The Fury of Darth Maul

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