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Disaster (Mission Earth, Vol 8)
Disaster - Mission Earth, Vol 8
Author: L. Ron Hubbard
A shotgun blasted at the door. — Heller grabbed his satchels and threw himself on the spacetrooper sled as the shotgun roared. — Heller hit the controls. — Another shotgun blast! — THEN THE FIRST EXPLOSION WENT! — It sounded just like lightning had struck close to hand, a blasting, cracking roar that filled the night! — The sled bucked and twisted. — W...  more »
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ISBN-13: 9780884042891
ISBN-10: 0884042898
Publication Date: 6/1987
Pages: 363
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  • Currently 2.9/5 Stars.
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2.9 stars, based on 19 ratings
Publisher: Bridge Publications
Book Type: Mass Market Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover
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The first seven volumes of Hubbard's "Mission Earth" novel series were devoted mainly to the drawn-out farcial adventures of alien spies among comic oil barons, mafiosi, PR men, etc. This time things finally happen with a bang: hero Jettero Heller harnesses a black hole to provide cheap, pollution-free energy for Earth and accidentally wipes out western Russia. Then Heller and his love, Countess Krak, bring their evil nemesis, Soltan Gris, back to Voltar, their home planet. But dirty politics there has made the Emperor a drug addict and put power in the hands of nefarious, paranoid Lombar Hisst, so Heller and the Countess return to Earth, where more cliffhangers await. Even as a re-creation of the freewheeling pulp fiction of earlier times, this futuristic thriller is heavyhanded and unsuccessful.
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