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Habitat Zero
- Sam Reilly, Book 15
- Narrated by: David Gilmore
- Length: 6 hrs and 26 mins
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Habitat Zero
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Publisher's Summary
In the Pacific Ocean a Silicon Valley magnate vacationing on his luxury motor yacht Carpe Diem stumbles across a floating island of pumice. Two weeks later, their motor yacht returns to its home port in San Diego on autopilot - but when it arrives, nobody gets off.
Sam Reilly and his team are called in to investigate what happened on board Carpe Diem. But what at first appears to be a simple boating accident soon turns into a deadly game of international intrigue - sending America and Russia racing toward each other on an unavoidable collision course.
©2018 Christopher Cartwright (P)2019 Christopher Cartwright
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