John Sinclair - Folge 2005: Im Reich der gequälten Seelen (German Edition)

Glenda war verschwunden!Sie hatte sich einfach so vor meinen Augen in Luft aufgelöst. Geriet ihre Teleportationsfähigkeit jetzt endgültig außer Kontrolle? In letzter Zeit war es damit immer wieder zu unangenehmen Zwischenfällen gekommen - und jetzt das.Wieder stand uns eine schwierige Zeit bevor. Die Ungewissheit, das bange Warten ... Glenda konnte überall sein, sogar in einer anderen Dimension, und wir konnten nichts tun, um ihr beizustehen ......

By Eric Wolfe
File Size: 3733 KB
Print Length: 115 pages
Publisher: Bastei Entertainment (December 13, 2016)
Publication Date: December 13, 2016
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: German
ASIN: B01N66MJIO
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