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Esta saga postapocalíptica se desarrolla en un mundo diezmado por un catastrófico experimento genético, donde una nueva nobleza ha prohibido la mayoría de la tecnología. Sigue a personajes que lidian con el legado del pasado y la tensión entre el progreso y la tradición. Las narrativas exploran la supervivencia, el poder y la compleja naturaleza de la humanidad en un mundo drásticamente alterado. Es una reflexión sobre cómo la sociedad se enfrenta a las consecuencias de las acciones de sus antepasados y busca una nueva identidad.

Across a Star-Swept Sea
For Darkness Shows the Stars

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    For Darkness Shows the Stars

    • 448 páginas
    • 16 horas de lectura
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    Set in a post-apocalyptic world where a catastrophic genetic experiment has drastically reduced the population, the story explores the rise of a Luddite nobility that has banned most forms of technology. This new society grapples with the consequences of their ancestors' actions, navigating themes of power, survival, and the tension between progress and tradition. As characters confront their past and the remnants of a technological age, the narrative delves into the complexities of human nature and the quest for identity in a drastically changed world.

    For Darkness Shows the Stars
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    Across a Star-Swept Sea

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    From Rampant and Ascendant author Diana Peterfreund comes this thrilling companion to For Darkness Shows the Stars, now in paperback. Across a Star-Swept Sea is a romantic science-fiction reimagining of the classic The Scarlet Pimpernel. Centuries after wars nearly destroyed civilization, the islands of Galatea and Albion stand alone, a paradise where even the Reduction—the devastating brain disorder that sparked the wars—is a distant memory. Yet on Galatea, an uprising against the aristocracy has turned deadly. The revolutionaries' weapon is a drug that damages their enemies' brains, and the only hope is a mysterious spy known as the Wild Poppy. On neighboring Albion, no one suspects that the Wild Poppy is actually famously frivolous teenage aristocrat Persis Blake. Her gossipy flutternotes are encrypted plans, her pampered sea mink is genetically engineered for spying, and her well-publicized new romance with handsome Galatean medic Justen Helo . . . is her most dangerous mission ever. When Persis discovers that Justen is keeping a secret that could plunge New Pacifica into another dark age, she realizes she's not just risking her heart, she's risking the world she's sworn to protect.

    Across a Star-Swept Sea