His Wonders to Perform - Civitatai, #10 - E-book - ePub

Name: His Wonders to Perform
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Author: Ian J. Kennedy
ISBN: 9798215310557

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Things were going well for John. Maybe too well... Being the World President wasn't really a problem any more. Maybe he didn't enjoy it as much as his... Lire la suite

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Things were going well for John. Maybe too well... Being the World President wasn't really a problem any more. Maybe he didn't enjoy it as much as his role of being one half of the Chief Engineer; but it wasn't as stressful as it had been. Of course, Sonia and Urni weren't going to let John rest on his laurels. If John was coping with meeting strangers now, maybe it was time for him to meet a few more?Urni, in particular, seemed to have some big plans.
Of course, she didn't need to share them with John just yet... And then there was Sonia. She'd handed control of her Pet to Urni, but that didn't mean she couldn't throw a stick for him occasionally, did it?If John was hoping for a boring run-up to Christmas, then it looked like he was probably out of luck...

Date de parution

01/01/2024
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WMG Publishing
Collection

Civitatai
ISBN

8215310557
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9798215310557
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ePub

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Biographie de Ian J. Kennedy

Ian J. Kennedy started working with Computers when at school, but was advised there was no future in it, so studied Materials Technology at University. After initially working in an Inspection Laboratory, he switched disciplines to Computer Science, progressing from PC support to Systems Administrator. It became obvious in the process that most computers had a sense of humour. How else do you explain the fact that he and the end users could do the same things, but get different results?