Crater Trueblood And The Lunar Rescue Company
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The Earth is devastated, evil is on the march, and it’s up to the settlers of the harsh, gray moon not only to fight back but to become the cradle of human life.
Kidnapped by an evil group intent on the destruction of the world and capture of the moon, Maria Medaris, co-leader of the moon’s richest and most powerful family, ini-tially fights for her life, but is soon dazzled by the promises and enticements of her captors.
Crater Trueblood, rejected by Maria but still in love with her, and Crescent, a female bioengineered warrior in love with Crater, must use all their cunning and deadly skills to come to her aid.
But will Maria be on their side when they get to her? And what of the Earth itself which is in the crosshairs of a destruction not seen since the massive extinction of the dinosaurs?
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SKU (ISBN): 9781595546623
UPC: 020049135686
Homer Hickam
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: June 2014
Helium 3 # 3
Publisher: Thomas Nelson
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