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Five Star Five: John Lovell and the Zargon Threat

Five Star Five: John Lovell and the Zargon Threat

23 July 2021 · Richard James · Five Star Five #1 · at Big Finish

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THE TIME: THE FUTURE THE PLACE: THE UNIVERSE The peaceful planet of Kestra is under threat. The evil Zargon forces are preparing to launch a devastating attack from an asteroid fortress. With the whole Kestran system under threat, Colonel Zana looks to one man to save them. Except one man isn't enough. Gathering a crack team around him, including a talking chimpanzee, a marauding robot and a mystic monk, John Lovell must infiltrate the enemy base and save Kestra from the Zargons! Five Star Five is a novelisation of an original script by Gerry Anderson and Tony Barwick. An Anderson Entertainment production.
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A desperate mission with an eccentric crew to save a planet.
“The peaceful planet of Kestra is under threat.”
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