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La Rivolta di Afrodite Serie

Questa serie si addentra negli aspetti più oscuri della psicologia e della moralità umana, dove il genio scientifico si scontra con sinistre cospirazioni globali. Seguite il protagonista mentre lotta per liberarsi dalle grinfie di un'enigmatica organizzazione che lo ha intrappolato in una rete di intrighi, manipolazioni e invenzioni pericolose. Le narrazioni esplorano i confini della scienza, dell'ossessione e della libertà personale, presentando spesso colpi di scena scioccanti e rivelazioni inquietanti. Immergetevi in un mondo avvincente in cui la genialità e la rovina vanno di pari passo.

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    A scientist discovers that his famous invention leads to a dangerous outcome Felix Charlock's scientific genius is unrivaled--and so is his very special invention. So special, in fact, that a shadowy and enigmatic international firm, called Merlin, recruits Felix and marries him into the family. He is betrothed to the erratic Merlin heiress, Benedicta, and given access to an inexhaustible fortune. Yet he longs to be free of the psychological and scientific toll the mysterious firm inflicts. The inscrutable Merlin is always one step ahead, and twists and turns ensue in this tale of sexual and moral intrigue that leaves Felix's future--and his sanity--on uncertain ground.

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    Will a desperate scientist’s mastery of technology save him—or be his undoing? The ominous and compelling sequel to Durrell’s Tunc finds gifted inventor Felix Charlock called upon by the sinister international firm, Merlin, to apply his scientific prowess to a seemingly impossible project. He must literally reinvent his lost lover, Iolanthe, in the form of a living, breathing replica. Merlin’s dark project leads Felix on a fantastic undertaking. In recreating his former love, Felix knows that he will either find what he had thought lost, or the technology—his very life’s blood—will be the end of him.

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