Greatest Hits Lib E

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Title: Greatest Hits Lib E
ISBN-10: 1-5047-4175-7
ISBN-13: 978-1-5047-4175-0
Author(s): Maxwell Caulfield, Max Allan Collins, Lawrence Block, Edward Gorman, Stephen Hoye, John Rubinstein, Margy Moore, Jeffery Deaver New York Times Bestselling Author, Jenny Siler, Paul Guyot, Barbara Seranella, Stefan Rudnicki, Professor Department Of Aeronautics John Harvey Winner Of The Crime Writer S Association Diamond Dagger Award, Christine Matthews, Gabrielle De Cuir, Rex Linn, Various Narrators, Others, Jeff Abbott, Kevin Wignall, Richard Gilliland, Lee Child, Judith Smiley, James W Hall, Robert J. Randisi, Charles Kahlenberg, Marcus Pelegrimas
Publisher: Blackstone Pub
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Format: audio cd
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Pages: 628
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EAN: 9781504741750
ASIN: 1504741757
Prefix: 978
Group: 1
Group Name: English language
Group Identifier: 978-1
Registrant: 5047
Publication: 4175
Check Digit: 0
Formatted: 978-1-5047-4175-0

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