V.2 - Alter Ego
Lapière & Renders & Reynès
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( 11 Volumes )
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How does a volunteer for a humanitarian aid program turn into a terrorist? While Fouad, a Belgian nurse, is working for a humanitarian mission to stamp out AIDS in deepest darkest Columbia, he is witness to a kidnapping. A bit of delving soon leads him to fear the worst. What if the WWOA (World War on Aids), the world renowned foundation he's employed by, were using this admirable campaign to eradicate AIDS as a facade for another, much more sinister project? What if they were actually using the populations of developing countries as guinea pigs for pharmaceutical experiments? Fouad could just go on with his life as though he hadn't seen anything. That would probably be better for him. But that's just not really his style...
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The Alter Ego theory has been a source of controversy for the last three years. Is it a sham or a groundbreaking scientific discovery? The scientific polemic turns into a thriller when our main characters become the targets of assassination attempts. Who's behind these attacks? What exactly are they hoping to achieve? It all kicks off. While Miep is prepared to do anything to avenge Teehu, Delia finds herself in a race against time. Along with Gail and the Simorg scientists, Camille calls a conference to discuss their latest extraordinary discovery: it's not only humans that are connected, but all living creatures. But which version of the truth will humanity accept? Who will pass the final verdict?
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Ever since she was a little girl, Rose has had a special and troubling power: the ability to "double" herself and travel outside her body. Armed with this unique ability, Rose has uncovered long-hidden family secrets and stumbled upon the link connecting a series of mysterious cold cases. Now she's on the cusp of finding her father's murderer. But her most difficult challenge may lie in forgiving... and in letting go.
