Book summaryIn this sequel to "Moonrise", the U.N. Secretary General will do anything to stop the spread of nanotechnology, including the destruction of the helpless Moonbase. Only young genius Doug Stavenger, with some help from nanotechnology, can stop the U.N.'s scheming. Media reviews"Rousing, inventive, persuasively knotty, with loads of tension and excitement: overall, far more involving and gripping than the previous volume." |
Moonwarby Bova, BenFirst Printing Thus.
Book desription: Avon Books Inc., 1998. The dust jacket has a mylar cover.. First Printing Thus.. Hard Cover. Very Good/Near Fine. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.
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