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Collision: A Phobos novel Victor Dixen 9781471407239

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The third book in a heartstopping, high-octane new space series. Perfect for fans of Veronica Roth, Suzanne Collins, Amie Kaufman and Lauren Oliver.

The Genesis Programme reality TV show has brought twelve young astronauts to Mars, to face unprecedented hostility. An even greater danger is now threatening Earth, but the viewers are too glued to their screens and the rescue mission to see what is really happening.

Leonor is ready to risk everything to bring out the truth and warn the world. She can never admit defeat - but can she fight her last fight alone?



The third book in a heartstopping, high-octane new space series

About the Author
Victor Dixen is the author of three series for teenagers: THE STRANGE CASE OF JACK SPARK, ANIMALE and PHOBOS, and twice the winner of the Grand Prix de l'Imaginaire, the most prestigious science fiction and fantasy award in France. His father is Danish and his mother is French, and as a child he travelled throughout Europe with them. Today, he shares his time between Paris and New York City with his family and his two inquisitive cats.


Book Information
ISBN 9781471407239
Author Victor Dixen
Format Paperback
Page Count 736
Imprint Hot Key Books
Publisher Hot Key Books
Weight(grams) 540g
Dimensions(mm) 198mm * 132mm * 44mm



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