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Lädt ... Echo Cityvon Tim Lebbon
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Surrounded by a vast, toxic desert, the inhabitants of labyrinthine Echo City believe there is no other life in their world. Some like it that way, so when a stranger arrives he is anathema to powerful interest groups. But Peer Nadawa found the stranger and she is determined to keep him and the freedom he represents alive. A political exile herself, she calls on her ex-lover Gorham, now leader of their anti-establishment network. Then they recruit the Baker, whose macabre genetic experiments seem close to sorcery. However, while factions prepare for war, an ancient peril is stirring. In the city's depths something deadly is rising, and it will soon reach the levels where men dwell. Keine Bibliotheksbeschreibungen gefunden. |
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A group of ‘revolutionaries’—the Watchers—take it upon themselves to protect this stranger from across the desert, though he seems to have lost most of his memories. An interesting cast of characters including lovers, ex lovers, servants and scientists are all a part of the group. Peer witnesses the stranger coming from the desert and she brings him to the Watchers, whom she is no longer a part of for protection.
The theocracy that rules Echo City is determined to keep its secrets, no matter what the cost. Innovative characters and interesting new scientific techniques are discussed and described. The stranger may be the answer many of Echo City’s legends or he could be the city’s salvation.
Lebbon creates a completely new and exciting, if dark, world that draws the reader in to want to learn more and suddenly you aren’t just reading, you are a part of the book!
Reviewed by Ashley Wintters for Suspense Magazine ( )