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        Les Kerns de l'oubli

        by Feldrik Rivat

        Almenarch, an ancient and sovereign city, is trembling. Is she afraid of some humans’ weak ambitions? Cataxak the stranger? Ulnhor the Fallen King? Roch whose heart has rotted from rage?  No. Above all, she dreads her last son, Erkan. A cursed, banished, hated warrior.  An epic tale mixed with a redemption quest, The Kerns of Chronicles offers a vivid universe whose splendors entrance until the last page, thanks to excellent narration.

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        Seconde Humanité

        by Adrien Mangold

        Will mankind have a third chance?   César Séfria’s fate is sealed. A deadly virus escapes his lab and threatens to kill what is left of humanity after the Deep Blue, a global environmental catastrophe. The antidote is nowhere near to be found while the death toll rises. With nothing more to loose, he will read a manuscript that relates events of the apocalypse and follows four fates, surprising duos, who will fight to save the Earth from the impossible Flood and her suffocation. For his first novel, Adrien Mangold explores the fates of a scientist, a soldier and a young girl who will write History, when a mistake becomes a pandemic, a lust a war, and the apocalypse a Second Mankind.

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        Prototypes

        by Adrien Mangold

        Progress won't let us a choice. The Great Blue led Humanity to the brink of extinction. A thousand years later, five megalopolis were built. Numeris, leader of the  technological progress, is the target of all ambitions. Revenge, idealism, power, fuel the cyclone that befalls on the authorities.  In its eye, Thomas Milas. Great defender of the android cause, he fights to develop artificial intelligence to the point to make it exceed man IQ. Yet, there are experiments you'd better avoid when the enemy watches you, hunts you you, is you…

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        Paris-Capitale

        by Feldrik Rivat

        VINGT ANS APRÈS LA 25E HEURE, QU'EST DEVENU LE MONDE ? « À quoi sert de conter l’histoire des grands hommes du passé si nous ne pouvons pas les faire revenir à la vie ? » Il est dit que maintenant, à Paris, les tours Cuprifères grimpent jusqu’aux cieux. Que la ville flotte pour moitié dans le vent, portée par des ballons de verre. Que les morts reviennent à la vie. Il est dit que maintenant, à Paris, les savants d’antan conversent avec les savants d’aujourd’hui. Que les artistes, les penseurs, les ingénieurs de tous les temps travaillent à construire le monde de demain. Il est dit que maintenant, à Paris, des messagers d’argile soufflent la parole des anciens avant de tomber en poussière.  Les rumeurs volent, depuis les cercles polaires jusqu’aux sables libyens, mais qui, en vérité, pourra vous dire ce qui se trame à Paris-Capitale ?

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