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    George Goes to Titan
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    George Goes to Titan

    By Simon Dillon

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    The thrilling sequel to George goes to Mars... A year on from his adventures on Mars, George Hughes faces an even deadlier peril as he travels to Titan on an urgent rescue mission. The mysterious Giles returns to help him, but assassins are once again on his tail, and a new, far greater alien menace lurks in the shadows waiting to strike.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSimon Dillon
    Release dateSep 1, 2013
    ISBN9781301741557
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    George Goes to Titan
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    Simon Dillon

    I was born the year Steven Spielberg made moviegoers everywhere terrified of sharks. I lived the first twenty or so years of my life in Oxford, and am pleased to have spent so much time in the place where some of my favourite writers wrote their greatest works (including JRR Tolkien, CS Lewis, and Philip Pullman). I like to think I can write a diverting tale, and as a result I have penned a few novels and short stories. I currently live in Plymouth in the UK, and am married with two children. I am presently brainwashing them with the same books that I loved growing up.

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