Jennie Dorny

Hybrids, Volume Three: Fear (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Severely wounded while she uncovered Farren's whereabouts, resolutely bent to protect Jack, Theo bargains her way back to Gambling Nova, home to the dreaded Dome, the federal prison.

But is she ready to face her father's betrayal and Tarbel Mogud's lust?

Three years before, Theo fled Gambling Nova and Mogud, the prison governor, and had to leave her mother behind. She found refuge in Eridan where she developed her unique gift that of creating mind networks with orgacomps.

Deported to Gambling Nova, her Eridani friends are now in mortal danger. She's the only one who can help them escape the Dome, and she's determined to get her mother out this time too.

What she doesn't know is that Mogud, Keith of Rain Forest and Donatella Simpson, allied to overthrow the Federal government, all want to grab her.

Can Theo succeed in getting everybody out, dodge her enemies and protect the orgacomps?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Jennie Dorny
• Erscheinungstermin: 25. Oktober 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9782901892113
• Artikelnr.: 74352984

Autorenporträt

Jennie Dorny was born in 1960 in Newton, Massachusetts. She lives and works in Paris with her three cats. She is both French and American. She studied American literature and civilization, Italian and history of art at three Parisian universities. She wrote her Master's thesis about contemporary Irish poetry after spending a year in Dublin. She loves words and languages, and she can spend hours exploring a thesaurus. Over the years, she has studied Spanish, Japanese, Hindi and sign language, and recently took up Italian again. She has published in French "Gambling Nova" (1999), "Eridan" (2002) and "Les Cupidons sont tombés sur la tête" ("Mischievous Cupids gone Crazy", 2007). "Gambling Nova" and "Eridan" are partial, earlier versions of "Hybrids"; science-fiction novels that in many ways deal with the question of gender.