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Orbital 5 - Justice by Sylvain Runberg

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Following the Kuala Lumpur incidents, which almost prevented the Human-Sandjarr reconciliation ceremony from being held, the situation on Earth is increasingly tense. The mood has turned ugly, resulting in attacks against aliens and assassinations of isolationist personalities. Meanwhile, the circles of Confederate powers are afire with political manoeuvring, and Mezoke is on trial for high treason, a convenient scapegoat. But when the judges request that Caleb be brought out of his regenerative coma to testify, the Sandjarr agent's loyalty is put to the test...

About the Author
Sylvain Runberg has several series published, including "Orbital" (2006), "Hammerfall" (2007) and "Darwin's Diaries" (2010),. He's recently been picked to pen adaptations of the Swedish novel series "Millennium" for both the French and US markets. Serge Pelle used to work in advertising. He published his first book in 1996 and, since then, has divided his time between drawing comics, designing sets and video games, and creating cartoon animation.


Book Information
ISBN 9781849181723
Author Sylvain Runberg
Format Paperback
Page Count 56
Imprint Cinebook Ltd
Publisher Cinebook Ltd
Dimensions(mm) 287mm * 217mm * 4mm

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Cinebook Ltd


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