Can this please be Star Wars from now on? Female focused, casual queer representation, and about living Padme Amidala? I want a sequel

Edit, 12/31/20:
I listened to this book on Libby and then immediately listened to it at least one more time, maybe twice, before my borrow time ran out. I love Padmé, and just always wish that female Star Wars characters got more focus and attention and this book gave me that!! And queer handmaidens! And the implication that

Sabé is in love with Padmé and that’s just something that will always be true and she will always be devoted and also will make her own life anyway.

  And the Star Wars audiobooks being recorded the way they are with background sounds and music means it feels like watching a really long detailed beautiful Star Wars movie just about Padmé and her handmaidens.