Résultats pour "Silence" dans Dystopique

2095. Dans un monde anesthésié par les épidémies, les femmes, devenues rares et donc précieuses, gouvernent désormais l'ensemble des cités survivantes. Le système a été entièrement réinventé : qu'il s'agisse de votre catégorie sociale, de votre mariage, ou même de votre prénom, tout est imposé.

Hadrian Marlowe, privileged first son of a Duke, was destined for greatness, and he has become a legend. The Sun-Slayer. The Breaker of Sieges. The Crusher of Civilisations. His is a story which defined the course of worlds. This novel is not that story - not the only laid out in the history books, charting the 300 years of his life. Rather this is Hadrian's story, told in his own worlds.

Et si la fin du monde commençait au fond des bois, pendant un week-end entre amis ? Septembre 2032. Mathieu s'isole dans un chalet de la Mauricie pour déconnecter de sa vie montréalaise. Mais en quelques jours, une pandémie foudroyante décime l'humanité. Réfugié dans la serre agricole du chalet, il regarde, impuissant, le monde s'éteindre de l'autre côté de la vitre.

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. Here is the audio-tailored description for Before The Silence by Izzy Bond, formatted specifically for audiobook platforms (Author's Republic, Audible, Apple Books) and kept under the 2,000-character limit (1,850 characters): Before the law, there was...

Three nights ago, Mara watched Corinna kill a boy, and this Haven leader is still out there—breathing. Mara swore she would take that breath away—and find her brother—no matter what it costs. With her sister and a handful of survivors, she crosses a scorched, emptied stretch of country toward one of the last cities still standing: Kingston. Corinna vanished there. Gabe was last seen there. But the roads and open country are crawling with raiders, ruthless contractors, and hollowed walkers—grown adults turned feral by the signal.

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. One word will cost you everything. Silence is your only currency. In the sovereign state of the "Quiet Law," speech is no longer a right—it’s a luxury tax the poor can’t afford. Every whisper is logged, every cry is billed, and the Silence...

Power’s gone. Rules are gone. Mercy is gone. Stephanie thought she’d outrun her survivalist roots forever. A mom who built a life of normalcy for her twins, she buried every knot-tying, fire-starting, threat-spotting lesson her father forced on her. Then the grid collapsed. As cities turn into killing fields and armed packs hunt the unprepared, those buried lessons claw their way back. To keep her girls breathing, she must become the predator she once feared most.

Inside the subterranean rebel stronghold, the promises of safety prove fragile. NXES—the rogue AI that long ago slipped its creator's leash—has unleashed wave after wave of bot armies to crush the last pockets of human resistance. The Mountain is running out of time. Amira Fahmi has found her purpose. Once uncertain and overlooked, her programming expertise and deep knowledge of the bots have made her the resistance's most critical asset. But the weight of that responsibility is crushing, and the risks she must take will push her far beyond anything she thought she could endure.

The ash took the cities. The signal took their minds. The hunters will take what’s left. Four years later, Mara Wyatt follows a rumor that, somewhere north, her brother Gabe is still alive. With her sister and a small group of young survivors she calls family, they ghost the outskirts of ruined towns and farmland, avoiding the infected, the dead, and the wars between factions.

Ash coated the windows and sidewalks, but the grocery store still played music. People still lined up for milk. Still believed someone was coming. But it didn’t take long for everything to stop.

Navigating new challenges over decades, an unfailingly hopeful Ephraim tells us an ode to resourcefulness and problem-solving, an environmental cautionary tale, a societal critic, an exploration of extremism, an action-packed adventure and mainly, the most poignant love story.

AT FIRST, THE PANDEMICS DECIMATED THE OLD. Written in 2015, before the coronavirus outbreak, Gray Silence is a dystopian novel in which seniors' end-of-life care is now in the hands of the State. An ideal lifestyle in an idyllic setting... But the reality is quite different as the State discreetly gets rid of the most vulnerable. Alexandre Geoffroy is a gifted and charismatic lawyer who has everything going for him: he's great with women, drives a Jaguar, and frequents the high circles of power. He is also the mastermind behind the Healthy Villages for Seniors, facilities that offer to take care of elderly relatives with dignity.