Echoes of Tyranny: Freedom Lost - Couverture souple

Livre 2 sur 2: The Factory Saga

Melonio, Antonio

 
9798215649688: Echoes of Tyranny: Freedom Lost
Couverture souple
ISBN 13 : 9798215649688
Editeur : Baltic Books, 2024

Synopsis

The ashes of the Factory settled long ago. In a hidden valley, life persists-fragile, hard, haunted.

Generations breathe air free from the metallic tang of despair, their history softening into myth. Teenagers like Janis, Ava, and Hazel chase summer along riverbanks, their worries no larger than whispered crushes and the changing seasons. The horrors of the Tower are mere legends spun by elders like Old Mossbeard, whose memories hold more shadows than they reveal.

But the quiet valley dream is fraying. Resources fail, ancient technologies falter, and a storm gathers beyond the mountains, mirroring a rising tempest within the community. Resentment festers, grief turns to rage, and shadows from the past reach forward, armed with rediscovered weapons and the seductive promise of absolute order. Wilder, driven by ancestral whispers, rallies the lost and the angry, twisting the narrative of the revolution into a tale of betrayal.

Through prose steeped in melancholy and the stark beauty of a dying world, witness the insidious return of control. Follow Ren, the solitary suit, racing against time and encroaching darkness. Feel the burden of Mossbeard's hidden history. See the valley through the eyes of a new generation-like Janis, forced to flee a home turned prison, and Aspen, seduced by the very power his parents once fought.

This is not a story of chains being broken, but of invisible cages descending. A haunting, atmospheric, and politically charged exploration of how easily freedom, hard-won, can be lost to fear, false memory, and the ghosts of tyranny.

What happens when the monsters of the past return?

The echoes are calling. The storm is breaking. Continue The Factory Saga.

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À propos de l'auteur

Examining the human condition. Rejecting the status quo.

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Éditeur
Baltic Books
Date d'édition
2024
Langue
anglais
ISBN 13 
9798215649688
Reliure
Broché
Nombre de pages
168
Coordonnées du fabricant
Buchpark GmbH
https://www.buchpark.de

Krügerweg 1
Trebbin
Brandenburg
14959
Allemagne