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The human division by John Scalzi · Booklabria

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Old Man's WarBook 5 of 6

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First published: 2013
Series: Old Man's War, 5

Synopsis

B Team leader Lieutenant Harry Wilson counters hostile alien forces, angry humans and unpredictable elements from the universe in order to protect the interests of the Colonial Union.

Subjects: Science Fiction
Science Fiction, Space Opera
Space colonies

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Publisher: Tor
Published: 2013
Edition: First edition.
Pages: 431
Language: English
ISBN-13: 978-0765333513
ISBN-10: 0765333511

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