โ Scribed by Reed, Tim
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Jack finally has a job he can hold down. That's the plus side. The minus side is that it involves him entering worm-holes, traversing strange solar systems to find rare resources.
Not so bad? Not usually, but this time he has entered a realm few have seen.
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All Identifiers : goodreads:12911500, isbn:2940013423435
Single Author : Tim Reed
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Title Length : 012
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ES Lib Name : NIRC 2019-06
Record ID : 13138
Uncomma Author : Tim Reed
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Life on other planets -- Fiction
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