Rachel Caldecott

The Panopticon Experiment - The Siklus Series Book One (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

DISAPPEARANCES...TERRORIST ACTS...
THE FUTURE OF HER WORLD IS AT STAKE.

For interspecies telepaths like Flo, the world seems fair and just. Humans and animals live in harmony and the world government represents all sentient beings. When a terrorist attack nearly kills her closest friend, Lonce, the world's last snow leopard, Flo realizes that life in New Era London is not as safe as she thought.

Generations after the apocalypse of the twenty-first century, a new society based on species-equality has emerged from the ashes of the old.

However, marginalised and resentful, those humans lacking the necessary telepathy gene form a secret society - The Human Supremacy League.
Its mission: Restore man as the dominant species and break the genetic bonds between man and animal.

Flo must solve the mystery of the disappearances and stop the League. But she can't do it alone.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Rachel Caldecott
• Erscheinungstermin: 18. Oktober 2019
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9782956985600
• Artikelnr.: 72339541

Autorenporträt

Rachel Caldecott is the author of The Panopticon Experiment, a cross-genre speculative fiction novel for young and new adults.
Watching wildlife documentaries inspired her to ask: "What if animals are smarter than we think they are?" And with that one question, the novel was born.
Rachel studied Expressive Arts in Brighton before trying her hand at a variety of jobs. These included working for an independent film production company, a Japanese travel agency and some well known NGOs. She currently lives in Southern France with her husband, their two children and a tribe of rescue cats. When not writing, she helps her husband in his glassblowing business and makes her own handmade jewellery.
Her interests include human and animal rights, the environment and politics. Since 2015 she has been involved in helping refugees and collecting medical donations to send to Syria.