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The duke of uranium

by John Barnes

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Earliest known edition
2002
Selected edition
unknown
Pages in this edition
290
English editions
6 ↗
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2002 · Warner Books; Aspect · eng

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When vicious thugs kidnap his girlfriend, Sesh, teenager Jak Jinnaka discovers that Sesh is really a princess from a distant world and that his uncle is a spymaster who has been secretly grooming Jak as a secret agent, as he embarks on his first assignment to ransom Sesh from her captor, the Duke of Uranium, who controls all fissionable material in human space.

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EditionPublicationFormatPagesSource
The duke of uraniumSelectedJohn Barnes.2002unknown290Open Library ↗
Duke of Uranium2013unknown258Open Library ↗
Duke of Uranium2013unknown258Open Library ↗
Duke of Uranium2013unknown258Open Library ↗
Duke of Uranium2008unknown—Open Library ↗
Duke of Uranium2013unknown—Open Library ↗
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