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Musashi #9, Volume 17 by Takahashi Miyuki; [translation & adaptation by Tony Ogasawara] is a book available to read on EtoBox.
What is Musashi #9, Volume 17 about?
Surviving life as a teenaged girl can be stressful enough...imagine being one who is also a secret agent responsible for saving the world One of the best-selling manga in Japan, Miyuki Takahashi's MUSASHI #9 continues its American run in this exhilarating series. A deadly virus and the glamour of the Academy Awards define the extremes of Nine's latest exploits. The young spy also finds herself back in Japan where an old "friend" awaits. Memories are stirred and new hopes kindled, further complicating a mission that's already a race against time.
- Author
- Takahashi Miyuki; [translation & adaptation by Tony Ogasawara]
- Publisher
- LaJolla, CA: Wildstorm Productions
- Published
- 2010
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781401217600
- Subjects
- Crafts & Hobbies, Children'S, Fiction
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