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In a world shattered by war, the survivors face the daunting task of rebuilding amidst ruins, trauma, and mistrust. The Last War follows former soldiers, leaders, and civilians as they struggle to piece together lives scarred by devastation. Fragile peace treaties and fractured alliances offer a chance at redemption, yet underlying tensions threaten to reignite old conflicts. As cultures clash, justice is sought, and memories of past horrors linger, humanity's future teeters on the edge. Will resilience and unity prevail, or will the embers of war once again consume everything they've fought to rebuild?…mehr

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In a world shattered by war, the survivors face the daunting task of rebuilding amidst ruins, trauma, and mistrust. The Last War follows former soldiers, leaders, and civilians as they struggle to piece together lives scarred by devastation. Fragile peace treaties and fractured alliances offer a chance at redemption, yet underlying tensions threaten to reignite old conflicts. As cultures clash, justice is sought, and memories of past horrors linger, humanity's future teeters on the edge. Will resilience and unity prevail, or will the embers of war once again consume everything they've fought to rebuild?
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Autorenporträt
David Moore was born in Ireland and later emigrated to Montreal. Moore published his first collection of poetry, Silence, in 2016. Other books followed: Poems 2020, The March of the Copylong Shadows, 2020, Fame and Fortune, The Copyright Curse of Cassandra, 2021, The Life of a Slave, 2022, and The Timeless Love of Billy B for Scheherazade, 2022. Evening Light over Kouraki is his first novel. He is presently working on another full-length novel, Things Not Said. Moore has already made his mark as a visual artist in Canada, the USA, and Europe.