Star Wars: The High Republic (George Mann) Books in Order
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Star Wars: The High Republic (George Mann) books in publication order
9 books
Showdown at the Fair
by George Mann
2021
At a High Republic fair, Wookiee Padawan Burryaga and his fellow Jedi face a sudden attack by the Nihil. This full-color storybook turns a festive day into a quick mission to protect innocent people.
Quest for the Hidden City
by George Mann
2022
Jedi Knight Silandra Sho and her Padawan Rooper Nitani search for a missing Pathfinder team on Gloam. Their trail leads through monster-haunted ruins to a hidden city beneath the planet's surface.
The Battle for Starlight
by George Mann
2022
As danger closes in on Starlight Beacon, Jedi and their allies must protect a symbol of hope for the High Republic. This illustrated adventure brings young readers into a tense battle against the Nihil.
The Battle of Jedha
by George Mann
2023
Jedi Masters Creighton Sun and Aida Forte bring rival worlds to Jedha to end a generations-long war. During the Festival of Balance, fear and resentment threaten to turn a fragile peace into fresh violence.
The Eye of Darkness
by George Mann
2023
The Nihil’s Stormwall divides the galaxy, trapping Jedi and vulnerable worlds behind enemy lines. Avar Kriss struggles within the occupied territory while Elzar Mann and Bell Zettifar search for a way through the barrier and a defense against the Nameless.
The Nameless Terror
by George Mann
2023
A routine Jedi mission to Dalna comes under attack, leaving its members cut off from outside help. Taking shelter in ancient ruins, they must withstand a predator that feeds on fear and determine whether their refuge is a trap.
Tales of Enlightenment
by George Mann
2024
Six stories follow Jedi Knights during the High Republic era, gathering tales originally published in Star Wars Insider alongside a new story. Interviews and a guide place these adventures within the broader events of the period.
Tears of the Nameless
by George Mann
2024
Jedi Knight Reath Silas and Padawan Amadeo Azzazzo test their theories about the Nameless after Starlight Beacon’s fall. Facing the feared creatures directly forces them to reconsider fear itself and the troubling advice of fallen Jedi Azlin Rell.
Echoes of Fear
by George Mann
2025
Reath Silas and Amadeo Azzazzo search Jedi records for knowledge of the Echo Stones and their ability to amplify the Force. Historical accounts lead them toward a dangerous quest for the Rod of Ages and a possible defense against the Nameless.
Star Wars: The High Republic (George Mann) books in chronological order
Series background & context
George Mann's High Republic stories sit in an earlier age of the Star Wars galaxy, when the Jedi are active across an expanding Republic and the Outer Rim is still full of uncertain routes, distant worlds, and new alliances. The era is told through many books and comics by different writers, so this page works as a focused guide to Mann's part of that larger story.
Quest for the Hidden City follows Jedi Knight Silandra Sho and her Padawan, Rooper Nitani. They are sent to locate a missing Pathfinder team and trace a damaged droid's message to Gloam, a scarred world with frightening legends and a city hidden beneath its surface. It is a direct adventure with mystery, monsters, and a mentor-and-student partnership at its heart.
The Battle of Jedha takes a broader political turn. On the sacred moon of Jedha, Jedi attempt to help end the long conflict between Eiram and E'ronoh during the Festival of Balance. Distrust, competing Force traditions, and old anger make peace much harder than a signed treaty.
Mann also contributes younger-reader stories such as Showdown at the Fair and The Battle for Starlight. These make good entry points for readers looking for compact Jedi adventures.
There is no need to read every High Republic release before starting Mann's books. Begin with Quest for the Hidden City for a self-contained novel, or The Battle of Jedha if you want an audio-drama-scale conflict tied more closely to the era's central politics.
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