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The Crystal Crypt

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5

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1 of 14

Duration
0H 52min
Language
English
Format
Category

Science fiction

In The Crystal Crypt, Earth and Mars are poised on the verge of war. On the last spaceship to leave Mars for Earth, law enforcement officials are looking for three fugitives who somehow made a great Martian city disappear. Unable to find the perpetrators, the officials allow the ship to disembark for Earth. A businessman named Thacher strikes up a conversation with a young woman and two men who reveal a very interesting secret to him about the mysterious case.

© 2017 Dreamscape Media (Audiobook): 9781666588835
© 2017 Dreamscape Media (Ebook): 9781974998715

Release date

Audiobook: 17 October 2017
Ebook: 17 October 2017

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