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Questa serie si addentra nelle oscure profondità della psiche umana, dove realtà e incubi si intrecciano in una suspenseful lotta per la sopravvivenza. Segui i protagonisti mentre combattono demoni interiori ed esterni in un mondo pieno di mistero e del soprannaturale. Ogni puntata ti trascina più a fondo in una narrazione complessa che sfida i confini della sanità mentale e svela verità nascoste. È un viaggio per i lettori che amano l'horror psicologico e le trame intricate.

Bettlers Ritt
Bettler und Sucher
Beggars in Spain

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  1. Beggars in Spain

    • 438pagine
    • 16 ore di lettura

    In this future, some people need no sleep at all. Leisha Camden was genetically modified at birth to require no sleep, and her normal twin Alice is the control. Problems and envy between the sisters mirror those in the larger world, as society struggles to adjust to a growing pool of people who not only have 30 percent more time to work and study than normal humans, but are also highly intelligent and in perfect health. The Sleepless gradually outgrow their welcome on Earth, and their children escape to an orbiting space station to set up their own society. But Leisha and a few others remain behind, preaching acceptance for all humans, Sleepless and Sleeper alike. With the conspiracy and revenge that unwinds, the world needs a little preaching on tolerance.

    Beggars in Spain1
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  2. Die Welt ist von Drohnen bewohnt - den "normalen" Menschen, die den Problemen einer abgewirtschafteten Erde hilflos gegenüberstehen. Es sind die "Schlaflosen", die für sie sorgen und sie ernähren. Nur diese genmodifizierten Menschenabkömmlinge mit ihrer überragenden Intelligenz sind imstande, die komplexe SoftTech der Genetik und Nanotechnik zu handhaben, nur sie sind der Lage, die Erde vielleicht doch noch zu retten. Doch für wen? (Klappentext)

    Bettler und Sucher2
    4,2
  3. Der dritte und abschließende Band der berühmten Bettler-Trilogie, einer Saga über die Menschlichkeit und Unmenschlichkeit moderner Wissenschaft (Klappentext)

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