Test Fire by Ben Bova First Printing Oct. 1992 TOR Science Fiction Books Vintage Paperback Gift Books Sci fi books Collectible Paperbacks
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This is a near fine (almost like new) mass market paperback. First Printing Oct. 1992 TOR Science Fiction books. This copy is still crisp and clean inside and out. The pages are crisp and clean with no markings seen. The binding is tight and straight, NO creasing along spine. The cover is also near fine, clean and shiny with barely a hint of shelf wear. Standard mass market paperback size, 16mo or 4" x 7" with 319 pages.
Test Fire by Ben Bova is a classic science fiction adventure. When the Sun flared, the night-shielded New World almost escaped destruction. But as their sky began burning, who could blame the Russians for thinking America had attacked......?? It is the battle to rebuild Earth after a near total destruction solar flare.
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