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Nat Idle

Esta serie se sumerge en un mundo donde la tragedia personal se entrelaza con la tecnología omnipresente. Sigue al protagonista mientras lidia con la pérdida y descubre conspiraciones en la era digital. Estas emocionantes narrativas exploran la fragilidad de las conexiones humanas y el poder de la tecnología para moldear nuestras percepciones. Cada entrega ofrece una mirada trepidante y crítica a nuestras dependencias digitales, cuestionando la verdad y la manipulación.

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    The story follows Nat Idle, who survives a café explosion after receiving a mysterious note in his deceased girlfriend's handwriting. This pop thriller explores themes of love, loss, and the pervasive influence of technology on our lives. As Nat embarks on a quest to uncover the truth behind her death, he navigates a web of manipulation and conspiracy. With a fast-paced narrative, the novel critiques how digital technology shapes our thoughts and relationships, prompting readers to reconsider their own tech dependencies.

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    Devil's Plaything

    • 448 páginas
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    Exploring the unsettling concept of manipulated memories, this narrative delves into the implications of someone altering not only secrets but also the very fabric of our thoughts. As characters grapple with the loss of their true selves, the story raises questions about identity, trust, and the nature of reality. The tension builds as they confront the consequences of these transformations, leading to a gripping exploration of psychological intrigue and the fragility of the human mind.

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    The Cloud

    • 432 páginas
    • 16 horas de lectura

    A late-night incident on a San Francisco subway platform dramatically shifts Nat Idle's life, leading him to question the nature of fate and coincidence. As he navigates this new reality, the story delves into themes of destiny and the interconnectedness of events, suggesting that nothing happens by chance. The narrative explores Nat's journey as he uncovers deeper truths about his existence and the choices that shape it.

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