Richard Hatch Novels
Richard Hatch's relaunch novels are set considerably after the end of the TV series. E.g. a child of Starbuck and Cassiopeia that did not exist in the series is almost of age at the begin of the novels. Also the Boxey from the series has grown up and has become a Colonial warrior like his step father.
The novels begin with the death of Adama: "Adama was dying".
Read more about this topic: Commander Adama
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