$4.99
| Book Title | Battlestar Galactica |
| Series | Battlestar Galactica |
| Genre | Science fiction |
| Author | Jeffrey A. Carver |
| Publisher | Tor Science Fiction |
| Published | 2006 |
| Pages | 352 |
| Format | Mass Market Paperback |
| Condition Notes |
Good used copy with moderate exterior wear. The front remains bright and attractive, with rubbing and scratching, edge whitening, worn corners, and several creases—particularly along the left/spine edge and lower portion. The back has moderate rubbing, scratches, edge and corner wear, and several small creases. There is some heavier wear along the bottom edge, but the barcode and text remain clear.
Overall, this is a presentable reading copy with typical shelf and handling wear. Good is the appropriate grade. |
| Condition | Good |
After forty years of peace, humanity’s old enemy returns. The Cylons—machines originally created by humans—have evolved, and some now look completely human. Their surprise assault devastates the Twelve Colonies.
The aging Battlestar Galactica survives the attack, leaving Commander William Adama and the remnants of humanity facing an almost impossible task: escape the Cylons, preserve the surviving fleet, and find some hope for humanity’s future. Carver’s novel adapts the story that launched the acclaimed reimagined Battlestar Galactica.
This is the novelization of the acclaimed 2003 Battlestar Galactica miniseries that launched the reimagined television series. It retells the destruction of the Twelve Colonies and the Galactica’s desperate attempt to lead humanity’s survivors away from the Cylons.
For EBS, this has broader appeal than an ordinary media tie-in because Battlestar Galactica retains a substantial science-fiction fan base and the book serves as the starting point for the Tor tie-in sequence.
This exact copy is the 2006 Tor Science Fiction mass-market paperback reprint, ISBN 9780765355164. CampusBooks specifically identifies it as a reprint released June 27, 2006.
The original hardcover novelization preceded it, so this is not a First Edition.
The photographed barcode shows the original paperback price code $6.99.
