Saharan Secret Saharan Secret

Saharan Secret

John Stewart
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Publisher Description

An excursion into the Saharan Desert causes Jamie Shepherd to make a life changing discovery. His freedom and maybe his life come under threat as he, and the lovely Trixie Collins are thrown into the worlds of Swiss banking and Arab terrorism. Forced to return to the Sahara, Trixie is abducted by terrorists and Jamie is left to die of thirst in the hot sand.

GENRE
Young Adult
RELEASED
2011
31 March
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
1
Page
PUBLISHER
Lulu.com
PROVIDER INFO
Lulu Enterprises, Inc.
SIZE
963.7
KB

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