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  2. The Serpents of Arakesh Book 1 of The Karazan Quartet

The Serpents of Arakesh Book 1 of the Karazan Quartet

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    Narrator: Read by Andrew Laing

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  • Author: JONES, V. M.
    Contributor:

    Andrew Laing

    Summary:

    Abandoned on the doorstep of an orphanage twelve years ago, Adam has no idea who, or where, his parents are. He has no friends, nothing he's good at, and nowhere he really belongs. Then he wins a competition for a two day workshop with a reclusive software genius and the chance to test-drive his latest top-secret computer game.

    Language(s): English

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Andrew Laing

Abstract

Abandoned on the doorstep of an orphanage twelve years ago, Adam has no idea who, or where, his parents are. He has no friends, nothing he's good at, and nowhere he really belongs. Then he wins a competition for a two day workshop with a reclusive software genius and the chance to test-drive his latest top-secret computer game.

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1869504771

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