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    Leigh Brackett: The Dragon Queen of Jupiter: More feared than the deadly green snakes, the hideous red beetles of that outpost of Earth Empire, was the winged dragon-queen of Jupiter and her white Legions of Doom.
    Leigh Brackett: The Dragon Queen of Jupiter: More feared than the deadly green snakes, the hideous red beetles of that outpost of Earth Empire, was the winged dragon-queen of Jupiter and her white Legions of Doom.
    Leigh Brackett: The Dragon Queen of Jupiter: More feared than the deadly green snakes, the hideous red beetles of that outpost of Earth Empire, was the winged dragon-queen of Jupiter and her white Legions of Doom.
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    Leigh Brackett: The Dragon Queen of Jupiter: More feared than the deadly green snakes, the hideous red beetles of that outpost of Earth Empire, was the winged dragon-queen of Jupiter and her white Legions of Doom.

    Written by Leigh Brackett

    Narrated by philip chenevert

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    About this audiobook

    The French Foreign legion has been exported to Space as the Space foreign legion. They are fighting now on Jupiter and the natives, led by their Dragon Queen, are winning. Earth and Mars need places for people to live and grow food but Jupiter may be too hard a nut to crack. Will the Legion be able to hold off the hordes Beetle Bombs and venomous snakes until a relief column arrives? Or will they die in horrible pain like most of them already have? And then the Dragon Queen uses the ultimate weapon, a parasite that stops them from drinking any water. -

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPhilip Chenevert
    Release dateApr 15, 2024
    ISBN9798882315633
    Leigh Brackett: The Dragon Queen of Jupiter: More feared than the deadly green snakes, the hideous red beetles of that outpost of Earth Empire, was the winged dragon-queen of Jupiter and her white Legions of Doom.

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