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A chat with science fiction writer Kathy Tyers (a New York Times-bestselling author for her Star Wars novel The Truce at Bakura) about Firebreak, the first book in a new trilogy in her popular Firebird series.
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About Firebreak

What would you sacrifice to save your family and your home world?
Lady Firebird Caldwell returns to the world of her birth, Netaia, intending to introduce her young sons to the noble Electors while her husband, Brennen, conducts a military inspection. When mysterious ships in distress suddenly approach the planet, the Electorate sends her to initiate first contact. Forced to work alongside a vengeful childhood enemy, Firebird uses everything within her power—even her passion for music—to negotiate, only to discover their alien technology threatens all the worlds she holds dear.
Facing ruthless betrayal, Firebird undertakes a deadly journey to salvage the mission. Brennen must make daring use of his telepathic powers to save human life in the galactic Whorl, including that of their young sons. But saving the worlds might force Brennen to give the order that would mean Firebird’s death. In a galaxy poised on the edge of ruin, survival may demand the ultimate sacrifice—from them both.
About Kathy Tyers

Kathy Tyers is widely known for two Star Wars Legends novels: New York Times-bestseller The Truce at Bakura and New Jedi Order: Balance Point. Her hard science fiction novel Shivering World was long-listed for the Nebula Award and received the Christy Award in the Visionary category.
Kathy’s ongoing Firebird series is adventure-romance space opera reminiscent of Star Wars 4, 5, and 6. Firebreak, the first book in a new Firebird universe trilogy, is a 2026 release. Two additional Firebird Interlude Trilogy novels are scheduled for 2027 and 2028.
At home in southwest Montana with her husband William T. Gillin, Kathy focuses on writing, music, and short-season vegetable gardening.
