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Star Trek Deep Space Nine - Stowaways by Brad Strickland · Booklabria

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Star Trek Deep Space Nine - Stowaways

Science FictionChildren's fiction

Star Trek Deep Space Nine - Stowaways

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First published: 1994
Editions: 4 in 2 languages

Synopsis

Jake and Nog sneak aboard a shuttle piloted by Dr. Bashir, only to find themselves having to rescue the doctor from a camp of ruthless Bajoran assassins called the Turnaways.

Subjects: Science Fiction
Children's fiction

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4 in 2 languages

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