The Dangerous Days of Daniel X by James Patterson was first published in 2008. We track 2 editions.
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- Little, Brown2008 Hardback · Daniel X 1 I own The Dangerous Days of Daniel X, Little, Brown 2008 Log in to want this
- Century2008 Other · Daniel X 1 I own The Dangerous Days of Daniel X, Century 2008 Log in to want this
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- Watch the Skies
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- 30 on Open Library, 25 in English
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When was The Dangerous Days of Daniel X first published?
The Dangerous Days of Daniel X by James Patterson was first published in 2008.
What should I read after The Dangerous Days of Daniel X?
In order, it is followed by Watch the Skies, according to Wikidata.