Questions and Answers to information surrounding the Star Wars Rebellion Chronicles (SWRC). Being up to date with the series is advised as this book will potentially contain spoilers for the series. This book is also always open to requests from readers! So request away.

C.T-4956 and C.T-4957 were always considered special. They were more advanced, thought faster, and were just all around better soldiers than anyone else they knew. But looks can be deceiving. Not all soldiers are brilliant. Not all defects are truly broken. And not everything about the Kaminoans and their clone trooper projects is how it appears either... Should probably read Book 2.5 'Tales of the Clone Wars' before reading this, though not strictly necessary.

Not all Padawans have a smooth and easy transition into the Jedi Order. Especially if your Masters hold radical views about the Order itself. Hiccup Hanonai, Ashao-Tika Chylles, Januix Ksiazek, Kit Sa'runelko Diazuella, Zanbique Zilrabiya and En'url Icodian all drew the short straw on who their Jedi Masters were going to be. By a long shot. But what kind of trouble can you really cause under the tutelage of Neeran and Zach, Galleion, Jyuo, Coattra, Harron and Bronnick? Or better yet, what kind of trouble can't be caused under their teachings? All Padawans have complications. Some are just more noticeable and more visible than others.

One-shots that happen in Book 1, mostly in the three year time skip between Chapter 28 and 29. This book may also contain one-shots from later books time-skips when those books are published. These include a three year time-skip in Book 3, and any other fluff stories I can fit in from any other books in this series.

"Twenty years ago, I lost my little brother, my parents, everything! I can never get back what I lost the night the Black Sun agents came for us." Jexxel Zaneshi, formerly known as Nadia Star-Jinn and under the guise of Esmeralda, is on a mission to the city of Paarhys, Français. Hidden amongst the highly oppressed peoples of Paarhys, Jexxel has to find the rumoured Jedi on planet before anyone else does, especially the roaming resident pirate bands and the Empire with its Inquisitors. But a certain Imperial Captain of the Guard has his eyes on Jexxel, making her job much harder, as well as more sinister forces that are always in the way of allowing her to complete her mission. Jexxel had always hoped that her past had been buried far behind her in a place where no one could ever possibly know about, but as the city begins to crumble into chaos around her, no one is who they appear to be and more than one may be aware of the past she has tried to leave so far behind her. None more so than the enigmatic Captain of the Guard, and the wayward performing and storytelling leader of the most oppressed peoples of Paarhys... "Eighteen years ago, I lost my parents to the Head of the Black Sun operation that they used to work for. I can never get back what he stole from me following their deaths."

Problems new and old have arisen for Neeran and her ragtag family of misfits. At first, it seems like nothing the family can't handle but, what if it turns into something that they can't? What choices will Neeran have to make? And will they be good or bad? Book 3 in my Star Wars Rebels series. It opens two weeks (approximately) after the end of Book 1 and ties in plots that were left unanswered in Book 1. You may have to re-read Book 1 from about chapter 26 or 29 to understand some of the references made. Sorry if this is inconvenient.

Neeran has been on the run for most of her life. And Order 66 has only made it worse. After rescuing Ezra from slavery on Jex, Neeran has bought herself into something that will change the course of the history in the galaxy. But will she be ready to admit who, or what, she really is? And if so, what will it have in store for everyone around her? Is the risk really worth taking? First published 26/04/2015

This Book 2 of my series, it's the book after SWR: Gaining Trust. Neeran began telling her family everything that had happened to her and Zach almost 26,000 years earlier at the end of the last book. This is her story from when she began on Earth to the end of the Clone Wars and the Rise of the Empire. Questions may be answered and more may be raised as Neeran tells her life story to you.