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Run for your Life

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  • s3://AU/WA/ABWA/restricted/ZAP1954/Run_for_your_Life_ZAP1954.zip
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  • Author: Patterson, James
    Contributor:

    Carter, Dick

    Summary:

    Mike Bennett is having a bad day. A tense negotiation with a multiple murder suspect has ended in the suspect's untimely death, all ten of his family have come down with a violent flu epidemic sweeping New York and a murderer intent on exacting revenge and causing hysteria is on the worst killing spree of all time in New York.

    Original Publisher: South Africa , Tape Aids for the Blind
    Language(s): English

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DC Contributor

Carter, Dick

Abstract

Mike Bennett is having a bad day. A tense negotiation with a multiple murder suspect has ended in the suspect's untimely death, all ten of his family have come down with a violent flu epidemic sweeping New York and a murderer intent on exacting revenge and causing hysteria is on the worst killing spree of all time in New York.

Publisher (Source)

South Africa

Tape Aids for the Blind

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