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Philip Kerr: The Second Angel (USA 2000) From the Publisher: Earth has been irrevocably altered by global climatic changes and a worldwide plague of P2 -- a slow-acting, insidious virus. The Moon, now populated by penal colonies and sex hotels, also protects mankind's most sought-after and vital commodity -- virus-free blood -- in the most impregnable high-security installation ever engineered. The First National Blood Bank is the brainchild of security firm Terotech's chief designer, Dana Dallas. But after Dallas' P2-infected daughter is denied uncontaminated blood, he is considered a security risk -- and expendable. With his life on the line, and his family caught in the cross fire, Dallas swears revenge on the elitist system and his own creation. Enlisting an eclectic crew of rebels, he devises a daring plan to infiltrate the lunar fortress -- one that will jeopardize everyone involved, and hinges on a very strange and unforeseen ally. In The Second Angel, acclaimed novelist Philip Kerr convincingly mixes prophecy and science in a dark, dystopian, high-velocity thriller that rockets toward its explosive conclusion. Philip Kerr: The Second Angel. Pocket Books, ISBN: 0671024728 (March, 2000), 439 p., $6.99.
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Philip Kerr: The Second Angel (UK 1999) From the Publisher: Philip Kerr: The Second Angel. The Thriller of the Future. Orion, ISBN: 0752826867 (August, 1999), 432 p., £6.99.
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Philip Kerr: The Second Angel (USA 1999) From the Publisher: Call it 2001 updated. Call it a chillingly convincing mix of prophecy and science. Call it Philip Kerr's best book yet. The Second Angel: 1999's prologue to 2069, a terrifying forecast of the future. Philip Kerr: The Second Angel. A Novel. Henry Holt, ISBN: 0805059628 (January, 1999), 392 p., $25.00.
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Philip Kerr: The Second Angel (UK 1998) From the Publisher: Philip Kerr: The Second Angel. The Thriller of the Future. Orion, ISBN: 0752814435 (October, 1998), 340 p., $£12.99.
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