Quantum Leap #9
by Ashley McConnell
2,00 €
by Ashley McConnell
1 in stock
Sam’s got trouble. He’s Leaped into a young half-breed Indian named Wickie – with no background, no mission, and no word from Al.
Meanwhile, Al’s found something more interesting than Sam’s mission. A beautiful woman named Janna … Janna Calavicci. as in Mrs. Al Calavicci.
But marital bliss may be short-lived as time runs out for Sam. And Al must make a deadly choice. Because helping Sam could change more than Wickie’s future. It could erase Janna from his life forever….
Book Condition | Used – Okay |
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Cover | Paperback |
Size | 227 pages, pocket book |
Published | 1995 by Ace |
Genre | Fiction, Science Fiction |
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