Bloodlines by Karen Traviss

I enjoyed the second book in the Legacy of the Force series. The politics are a little silly, but the book's main focus is on families: Boba Fett's search for his daughter (which is also tied to a quest to regain something of his youth), and the way that the conflict between Corellia and the Galactic Alliance and Jacen's increasing fascination with the Sith and tolerance of techniques repulsive to most Jedi work to split the Solo and Skywalker families. These books feel like there's more at stake than in the Yuuzhan Vong books, and I'm liking that, as much as I hate the path down which Jacen's turning.