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Dionaea House Mystery.

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A man gets a newspaper article stuffed anonymously into his mailbox.
It tells of an old friend who murdered 2 people and turned the gun on himself. He writes to a mutual friend about how unsettled he is.
The man becomes so unsettled he begins his own investigation into how his old friend became the kind of man who could kill.
He finds out more than he wanted to know.

I am not certain if this is authentic, but if so, 3 people are still missing.

More new short fiction coming to Star Wars Insider magazine

Del Rey editor David Pomerico post the following tidbit on Star Wars Books Facebook page today:

Just finished up edits on a new Michael Reaves/Maya Kaathryn Bohnhoff short story that ties into SHADOW GAMES for INSIDER magazine, and now I'm delving into a new James Luceno Darth Maul short story.

Turning into a pretty good morning. (DP)

We already knew that Luceno was working on new short stories for the re-release of the tie-in novels for Episode I: The Phantom Menace in 3D, but this may have been the first news of the Reaves/Bohnhoff short story tie-in story for Shadow Games.

We are seeing a pretty consistent trend with the return of new fiction in Star Wars Insider, it is obvious that they are trying to get each author to write a pretty brief short story to accompany their novel release. Seems like a good strategy to both promote the books and promote sales of Insider. I am going to have to get a subscription if this trend continues.

SOURCE: STAR WARS BOOKS on FACEBOOK

Let’s talk about the new novel featuring the Wraith Squadron. I know the book isn’t scheduled for publication until 2012, but can you give us just a little information about that?

Sure. Most of the action takes place in the same approximate period as Fate of the Jedi, but there are critical chapters that revisit the Wraiths in earlier years, starting just after they made the jump to become an Intelligence unit. The current-era story reunites some of the longtime Wraiths, introduces new ones, and even has second-generation Wraiths.
Not every subplot that arose in Fate of the Jedi will have been resolved by that series’ end, and it’s up to the Wraiths to clean up a big mess left behind. That’s about all I’m willing to say at this time.
Except that I grew up in the 1960s, the Golden Age of movie and TV spies — The Man From U.N.C.L.E., James Bond, Mission: Impossible, Derek Flint, The Wild, Wild West, countless others. They’re with me still, occupying a psychotic little wing of my brain. And if you don’t hear some of those theme tunes in your head when you’re reading the new Wraith Squadron novel, I haven’t done my job.

Regarding Fate of the Jedi's villain Abeloth;