Harms Moyser is a Lycaon soldier on the Praetorian, the flagship of the human fleet. During a battle against the Enkidous, humanity’s hereditary enemy, the ship is caught in a stellar storm and must crash-land on an unknown planet. The crew discovers men, at the stage of ancient civilization, who take them for gods. And if they were not wrong? A unique text, at the crossroads between Planet Opera and Greek tragedy, a true rereading of ancient myths where gods and men are the toys of an implacable Fate.
«I closed this book with a mixture of satisfaction and melancholy, it is not easy to leave such a
universe without a last look back. Whether you are a fan of SF or not, Eternal Odyssey will keep
you on the edge of your seat from beginning to end. You will go from discoveries to surprising
revelations» - Babelio’s opinion
Harms Moyser is a Lycaon soldier on the Praetorian, the flagship of the human fleet. During a battle against the Enkidous, humanity’s hereditary enemy, the ship is caught in a stellar storm and must crash-land on an unknown planet. The crew discovers men, at the stage of ancient civilization, who take them for gods. And if they were not wrong? A unique text, at the crossroads between Planet Opera and Greek tragedy, a true rereading of ancient myths where gods and men are the toys of an implacable Fate.
«I closed this book with a mixture of satisfaction and melancholy, it is not easy to leave such a
universe without a last look back. Whether you are a fan of SF or not, Eternal Odyssey will keep
you on the edge of your seat from beginning to end. You will go from discoveries to surprising
revelations» - Babelio’s opinion
| Taksit Sayısı | Taksit tutarı | Genel Toplam |
|---|---|---|
| Tek Çekim | 1.500,00 | 1.500,00 |
