
Chase the Mole (Nathan Chase Agent of Radar #2)
So, Blackthorn said, pacing across the floor in front of his students. This is it. The future of RADAR, sitting here before me.Nathan Chases life has been anything but ordinary since he became a secret agent even if it is only on weekends. Can Nathan make new friends, catch a RUIN agent and get his crush to notice him......
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“So,” Blackthorn said, pacing across the floor in front of his students. “This is it. The future of RADAR, sitting here before me.”<br/>Nathan Chase’s life has been anything but ordinary since he became a secret agent – even if it is only on weekends. Can Nathan make new friends, catch a RUIN agent and get his crush to notice him – and still get his history homework done on time? Find out in Nathan’s second thrilling adventure!
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| Produktnavn | Chase the Mole (Nathan Chase Agent of Radar #2) |
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