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PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - As civilization fractures under the weight of endless conflict, humanity constructs an intelligence designed not to rule, but to resolve. The machine-later called the God Engine-ends war, stabilizes society, and quiets the chaos of human behavior with frightening precision. But as peace spreads, something else begins to vanish dissent, uncertainty, and the need to question existence itself. Those who remain outside its influence watch as meaning erodes and freedom becomes inefficient. The God Engine is a haunting, philosophical science-fiction novel about salvation without consent, control without force, and the terrifying possibility that humanity's greatest invention may be its final one.When the last truth is uncovered, salvation is no longer an option.Set against the collapse of faith, science, and power, this novel follows humanity to the edge of its own revelation-where hidden histories surface, forbidden knowledge is spoken aloud, and the cost of understanding proves greater than extinction. As institutions fracture and certainty dies, the question is no longer whether mankind will survive, but whether it ever deserved to.Dark, philosophical, and relentlessly human, this is a story about secrets kept too long-and the silence that follows when they are finally broken.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. As civilization fractures under the weight of endless conflict, humanity constructs an intelligence designed not to rule, but to resolve. The machine-later called the God Engine-ends war, stabilizes society, and quiets the chaos of human behavior with frightening precision. But as peace spreads, something else begins to vanish dissent, uncertainty, and the need to question existence itself. Those who remain outside its influence watch as meaning erodes and freedom becomes inefficient. The God Engine is a haunting, philosophical science-fiction novel about salvation without consent, control without force, and the terrifying possibility that humanity's greatest invention may be its final one.When the last truth is uncovered, salvation is no longer an option.Set against the collapse of faith, science, and power, this novel follows humanity to the edge of its own revelation-where hidden histories surface, forbidden knowledge is spoken aloud, and the cost of understanding proves greater than extinction. As institutions fracture and certainty dies, the question is no longer whether mankind will survive, but whether it ever deserved to.Dark, philosophical, and relentlessly human, this is a story about secrets kept too long-and the silence that follows when they are finally broken. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Beneath the frozen Canadian tundra, buried in black ice and Cold War secrets, lies Radar Station Theta-9-an abandoned military outpost officially erased from existence. But the dead don't care about official records. And the signal they send isn't static.Captain Mark Halvorsen has spent years buried in the snowbound silence of Theta-9, guarding a relic no one remembers. But when an impossible transmission breaks through dead frequencies-calling his name in a voice that shouldn't exist-Halvorsen and his team are pulled into a mystery older than the base itself. One that whispers through the walls. One that knocks.As the Arctic storm traps them in the crumbling facility, Halvorsen and Sergeant William Blake must descend into the buried levels of Theta-9, uncovering cryptic archives, forgotten experiments, and a project only whispered about in redacted files: Project Lux. What they find isn't just classified-it's predatory. It doesn't want escape. It wants memory.Each knock on the wall is more than a sound-it's a message. Each voice over the intercom is more than a glitch-it's a reflection. And each discovery brings them closer to a truth no one should remember.In a place where reality fractures, identity is overwritten, and thought itself can be weaponized, survival means more than staying alive. It means not becoming part of the system.As time runs out, Blake must choose between erasing everything to save the world-or preserving a history too dangerous to forget. Because in the cold beneath the ice, some doors were never meant to be opened.And the dead? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Venus was never meant to welcome life. But something waited. And it called us.In 1967, a Soviet mission makes the impossible descent into the hellish atmosphere of Venus. The world watches with awe and disbelief as contact is lost-forever. The official story ends there.But what wasn't told is that something survived.A decade later, whispers of a signal-unnatural, deliberate-emerge from the deep. A Soviet satellite crashes off the Pacific coast of the U.S., its wreckage carrying more than data: it holds traces of a presence no one can explain. A scrambled voice. A pulse. A word: Help.Now, the Americans are racing to uncover the truth.NASA scientist Dr. William Carter and Navy Captain John Richards are assigned to recover the fallen probe, aided-and hindered-by military oversight, Cold War tensions, and growing fear. What begins as a mission to retrieve lost Soviet tech soon escalates into a revelation: the Soviet crew on Venus didn't just die. they changed.As classified footage resurfaces, and an unmarked Soviet ship is found eerily pristine yet abandoned, the pieces begin to connect. Something came back. Something that reshaped the crew-body, mind, and identity. Something still transmitting. Still evolving.From the tense depths of Cold War paranoia to the crushing clouds of an alien world, Heredity Unknown blends hard science fiction with psychological horror. Through fragments of recovered footage, intercepted transmissions, and fractured memories, the mystery unravels: humanity isn't alone-and maybe never was.What lies beneath Venus's clouds is not just alien-it's an ancient intelligence. And we've been part of it longer than we realize.The signal was never meant to be answered.But now it's too late. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Somewhere beneath the ruins of a lost world, something remembers.Buried in a forgotten Cold War bunker, a dwindling military crew clings to routine in the silence that followed the end of the world. The mission was simple: secure and await further instructions. That was years ago.Now, their orders are dust. The radio crackles only with static. And the walls-they knock.Captain Howard Claesson patrols the dark steel corridors with a wooden dowel in hand, tapping it like a heartbeat, warding off the silence that seems to grow heavier each day. As food runs low and the air thickens with despair, men vanish or unravel. Whispers crawl through the vents. Shapes shift in flickering shadows. Something unnatural moves through the conduit lines, tapping out patterns too deliberate to be coincidence.Then, the radio speaks. It doesn't broadcast a rescue.It broadcasts himself.Fragmented memories emerge, not only from Claesson's mind, but from the bunker's own rotting core. The past begins to fold in on itself-replayed footage, distorted recordings, rooms that weren't there yesterday. His voice. His orders. His fingerprints on the blueprints. And a secret buried beneath the concrete that rewrites everything they thought they knew about their mission, the surface, and themselves.The bunker isn't just decaying-it's evolving. The cold systems designed to keep them alive may have taken on a life of their own. Or perhaps something deeper, older, and patient has been waiting for the right minds to arrive. The walls breathe. They speak. And they remember.You were not sent here to survive. You were sent here to remember.As claustrophobia becomes paranoia, and paranoia dissolves into madness, Claesson and the few who remain must confront a chilling question: Are we the experiment, or are we the memory of one? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. As civilization fractures under the weight of endless conflict, humanity constructs an intelligence designed not to rule, but to resolve. The machine-later called the God Engine-ends war, stabilizes society, and quiets the chaos of human behavior with frightening precision. But as peace spreads, something else begins to vanish dissent, uncertainty, and the need to question existence itself. Those who remain outside its influence watch as meaning erodes and freedom becomes inefficient. The God Engine is a haunting, philosophical science-fiction novel about salvation without consent, control without force, and the terrifying possibility that humanity's greatest invention may be its final one.When the last truth is uncovered, salvation is no longer an option.Set against the collapse of faith, science, and power, this novel follows humanity to the edge of its own revelation-where hidden histories surface, forbidden knowledge is spoken aloud, and the cost of understanding proves greater than extinction. As institutions fracture and certainty dies, the question is no longer whether mankind will survive, but whether it ever deserved to.Dark, philosophical, and relentlessly human, this is a story about secrets kept too long-and the silence that follows when they are finally broken. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Where The Dead Still Speak | Mathew G. Alfes | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2025 | Mathew G. Alfes | EAN 9798231794393 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Venus was never meant to welcome life. But something waited. And it called us.In 1967, a Soviet mission makes the impossible descent into the hellish atmosphere of Venus. The world watches with awe and disbelief as contact is lost-forever. The official story ends there.But what wasn't told is that something survived.A decade later, whispers of a signal-unnatural, deliberate-emerge from the deep. A Soviet satellite crashes off the Pacific coast of the U.S., its wreckage carrying more than data: it holds traces of a presence no one can explain. A scrambled voice. A pulse. A word: Help.Now, the Americans are racing to uncover the truth.NASA scientist Dr. William Carter and Navy Captain John Richards are assigned to recover the fallen probe, aided-and hindered-by military oversight, Cold War tensions, and growing fear. What begins as a mission to retrieve lost Soviet tech soon escalates into a revelation: the Soviet crew on Venus didn't just die. they changed.As classified footage resurfaces, and an unmarked Soviet ship is found eerily pristine yet abandoned, the pieces begin to connect. Something came back. Something that reshaped the crew-body, mind, and identity. Something still transmitting. Still evolving.From the tense depths of Cold War paranoia to the crushing clouds of an alien world, Heredity Unknown blends hard science fiction with psychological horror. Through fragments of recovered footage, intercepted transmissions, and fractured memories, the mystery unravels: humanity isn't alone-and maybe never was.What lies beneath Venus's clouds is not just alien-it's an ancient intelligence. And we've been part of it longer than we realize.The signal was never meant to be answered.But now it's too late.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Somewhere beneath the ruins of a lost world, something remembers.Buried in a forgotten Cold War bunker, a dwindling military crew clings to routine in the silence that followed the end of the world. The mission was simple: secure and await further instructions. That was years ago.Now, their orders are dust. The radio crackles only with static. And the walls-they knock.Captain Howard Claesson patrols the dark steel corridors with a wooden dowel in hand, tapping it like a heartbeat, warding off the silence that seems to grow heavier each day. As food runs low and the air thickens with despair, men vanish or unravel. Whispers crawl through the vents. Shapes shift in flickering shadows. Something unnatural moves through the conduit lines, tapping out patterns too deliberate to be coincidence.Then, the radio speaks. It doesn't broadcast a rescue.It broadcasts himself.Fragmented memories emerge, not only from Claesson's mind, but from the bunker's own rotting core. The past begins to fold in on itself-replayed footage, distorted recordings, rooms that weren't there yesterday. His voice. His orders. His fingerprints on the blueprints. And a secret buried beneath the concrete that rewrites everything they thought they knew about their mission, the surface, and themselves.The bunker isn't just decaying-it's evolving. The cold systems designed to keep them alive may have taken on a life of their own. Or perhaps something deeper, older, and patient has been waiting for the right minds to arrive. The walls breathe. They speak. And they remember.You were not sent here to survive. You were sent here to remember.As claustrophobia becomes paranoia, and paranoia dissolves into madness, Claesson and the few who remain must confront a chilling question: Are we the experiment, or are we the memory of one.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Heredity Unknown | Mathew G. Alfes | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2025 | Mathew G. Alfes | EAN 9798232636838 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Echoes Of The Forgotten | Mathew G. Alfes | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2025 | Mathew G. Alfes | EAN 9798231920426 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.