Eye Of Cat

Roger Zelazny

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William Blackhorse Singer, The Last Navajo On AFuture Earth, Is Called Upon To Aid In Protecting An Alien Diplomat From APowerful And Hostile Member Of His Own SpeciesWith The Aid Of AShapeshifting Alien Known As ''cat,'' He Carries Out The Mission, With One Condition: When The Mission Is Over, Cat Wants AReturn Bout With The Man Who Captured Him, AChase With Singer As The Hunted Instead Of The Hunter..Eye Of Cat Takes ATwist On The Hunter Turned HuntedWilliam Blackhorse Singer Is Hired To Protect An Alien Diplomat, Then...

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William Blackhorse Singer, The Last Navajo On AFuture Earth, Is Called Upon To Aid In Protecting An Alien Diplomat From APowerful And Hostile Member Of His Own SpeciesWith The Aid Of AShapeshifting Alien Known As ''cat,'' He Carries Out The Mission, With One Condition: When The Mission Is Over, Cat Wants AReturn Bout With The Man Who Captured Him, AChase With Singer As The Hunted Instead Of The Hunter..Eye Of Cat Takes ATwist On The Hunter Turned HuntedWilliam Blackhorse Singer Is Hired To Protect An Alien Diplomat, Then Enlists The Assistance Of AShapeshifter He Captured Years EarlierThe Creature Will Only Help On The Condition That It Gets AChance To Try To Trap Singer Once The Mission Is CompletedRoger Zelazny Was AThreetime Nebula Award And Sixtime Hugo Awardwinning Author Of Science Fiction And Fantasy Classics, Including The Short Stories '' Views Of Mount Fuji, By Hokusai,'' ''permafrost,'' And ''home Is The Hangman.'' Zelazny Was The Bestselling Author Of The Tenvolume Chronicles Of Amber Series Of Fantasy Novels, As Well As The Novels Lord Of Light, And Psychoshop written With Alfred BesterZelazny's Novel Damnation Alley Served As The Basis For The Cult Film Of The Same Name, Starring Jan Michael Vincent And George Peppard.
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Ibooks

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Inglês

Número de páginas

190

Comprimento

12,70

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152

Altura

229

Peso

427

EAN

9781596874688

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