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    That Sweet Little Old Lady
    That Sweet Little Old Lady
    That Sweet Little Old Lady
    Audiobook4 hours

    That Sweet Little Old Lady

    Written by Randall Garrett

    Narrated by Edward Miller

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    Published in 1959, this is a classic and extremely funny sci-fi story by Randall Garrett. The FBI learns that the Russians have a sensationally brilliant and dangerous spy who can read minds!.. So they search for someone who can detect the telepath and find a crazy old lady who thinks that she's Queen Elizabeth Tudor...Get ready for a perfect mix of laughter and nail biting.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAudioliterature
    Release dateDec 15, 2016
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    Randall Garrett

    Vicki Ann Heydron met Randall Garrett in 1975. In 1978, they were married, and also began planning the Gandalara Cycle. A broad outline for the entire Cycle had been completed, and a draft of The Steel of Raithskar nearly finished, when Randall suffered serious and permanent injury. Working from their outline, Vicki completed the Cycle. Of all seven books, Vicki feels that The River Wall is most uniquely hers. The other titles in the Cycle are The Glass of Dyskornis, The Bronze of Eddarta, The Well of Darkness, The Search for Kä, and Return to Eddarta.

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