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I've been bitten once or twice by film adaptations, but my fears were totally unfounded when it came to Rogue one. This is an excellent adaptation of a brilliant film. The author handles the character arcs beautifully, deepening what we know about Jyn, Cassian, Krennic, Galen, Baze, Chirrut and Bodhi, and even some of the more fleeting characters get a snippet of revealing backstory that adds to the emotion of the tale. His handling of description is great, and he even managed to pull off the appearances of the Droids in a convincing manner. This is a story about war, yes, but it is mostly a story about people, and the way that war shapes their personalities and ravages their lives. A thoroughly engaging read. I'm off to read Mr Freed's 'Star Wars Battlefront' next.