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Timeline by Michael Crichton

Timeline

by Michael Crichton
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  • Nov 1, 1999, 449 pages
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  • Oct 2000, 512 pages
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James
I had to make a trip from N.C. to Fl. by car, I got the unabridged cassette of Timeline by Michael Crichton. From the start, I was hooked. The way he uses quantum technology to make the story believable is suplus. I became so

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