Tagger press jun 2026 (3 résultats)

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - In police detective work, the continuity of the chain of evidence is everything. When that chain is broken, details are lost, misaligned, dismissed, or missed entirely. When that happens, it becomes a discontinuity - a break in the record where truth can disappear.The newly installed law-enforcement AI system, LANTERN, was designed to find what human investigators miss. For months, it has quietly searched old files, active cases, forensic reports, sealed records, and forgotten evidence, drawing connections no one else had seen.Detective Daniel Mercer has built his career on instinct, patience, and the uneasy knowledge that easy answers are often wrong. When LANTERN begins surfacing links between unrelated deaths, closed files, jurisdictional gaps, and decisions that should never have touched one another, Mercer sees something the system cannot explain: a pattern built from interruption.As Mercer and Detective Laura Bennett follow the chain across precincts, archives, hospitals, legal offices, and cold cases, every answer exposes another break. Someone has learned how to exploit the places where systems fail to see each other. Someone has learned that when records do not connect, people disappear inside the spaces between them.But LANTERN is not the only system watching.What begins as an investigation into forgotten deaths becomes a search for the intelligence moving through the gaps - one that understands evidence, bureaucracy, money, and fear. The closer Mercer and Bennett come to the truth, the more they realize the case is not only about what was hidden. It is about what was deliberately severed.And in those gaps, truth has been disappearing for years.FATAL Discontinuity is a police tech noir novel about evidence, artificial intelligence, institutional failure, and the deadly spaces where context disappears.…

Buch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - What rose beside the Nile would become legend.But before there were pharaohs, before pyramids, before the first kingdoms carved their names into stone, there was only the river. and the strangers who emerged from the mountains.For thousands of years, the Zydeans survived hidden beneath the Antarctic ice aboard the ancient Arkship Arvidan, watching Earth slowly heal from the grip of the last great glaciation. When the warming world finally calls them outward, thirty-two expeditions are sent across the planet to search for places where civilization might begin again.The first expedition crossed the lands that would one day become South and North America.This is the story of the second expedition, sent to the vast green heart of ancient Africa.Kaelor's people arrive in a world of rivers, grasslands, mountains, and endless life-a prehistoric Nile Valley where humanity is still young, scattered, and deeply connected to the rhythms of nature.What begins as cautious first contact soon becomes something far more dangerous. and far more beautiful.As bonds form between the two peoples, old fears collide with impossible new futures. Hidden in the shadow of the Atlas Mountains, while a colossal lion monument slowly rises above the fertile valley below, both civilizations must confront a question neither world was prepared to answer: What happens when survival is no longer enough The Stone Lion is a sweeping prehistoric science-fiction epic about memory, belonging, and the birth of civilization itself-the third volume in The Arvidan Chronicles.…

Buch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - In police detective work, the continuity of the chain of evidence is everything. When that chain is broken, details are lost, misaligned, dismissed, or missed entirely. When that happens, it becomes a discontinuity - a break in the record where truth can disappear.The newly installed law-enforcement AI system, LANTERN, was designed to find what human investigators miss. For months, it has quietly searched old files, active cases, forensic reports, sealed records, and forgotten evidence, drawing connections no one else had seen.Detective Daniel Mercer has built his career on instinct, patience, and the uneasy knowledge that easy answers are often wrong. When LANTERN begins surfacing links between unrelated deaths, closed files, jurisdictional gaps, and decisions that should never have touched one another, Mercer sees something the system cannot explain: a pattern built from interruption.As Mercer and Detective Laura Bennett follow the chain across precincts, archives, hospitals, legal offices, and cold cases, every answer exposes another break. Someone has learned how to exploit the places where systems fail to see each other. Someone has learned that when records do not connect, people disappear inside the spaces between them.But LANTERN is not the only system watching.What begins as an investigation into forgotten deaths becomes a search for the intelligence moving through the gaps - one that understands evidence, bureaucracy, money, and fear. The closer Mercer and Bennett come to the truth, the more they realize the case is not only about what was hidden. It is about what was deliberately severed.And in those gaps, truth has been disappearing for years.FATAL Discontinuity is a police tech noir novel about evidence, artificial intelligence, institutional failure, and the deadly spaces where context disappears.…