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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Kyle Michaels was nobody. A night-shift custodian at a city hospital, invisible by practice and by nature, a man who had spent thirty-four years learning not to be seen. Then one evening he followed a yellow line in a sub-basement corridor, and the thing waiting at the end of it took him.That was fifteen years ago.He has been inside the suit ever since-sealed within an incubator that moves him through time and crisis, arriving before tragedies, preventing what can be prevented, and moving on before anyone can ask who he is. He communicates in single words at significant cost. He witnesses everything. He has never been able to stay.Until now.The suit has returned him to the city where it took him, and for the first time in fifteen years, the pull toward the next displacement doesn't come. Something in this city is broken - a fracture in the fabric of ordinary reality, spreading through the eastern sectors, visible to anyone willing to look - and Kyle has been brought back to face it.He is not alone.Alma Mendoza has been building the record for twenty years. Eight years old the night of the taking, a witness behind wire-threaded glass, she watched Kyle's face in the moment before the seal was completed and has spent her life documenting what followed. Her blog has eight hundred thousand subscribers. She has been waiting for him to come back.Detective Raymond Keene pulled the wrong thread on a routine case and found himself staring at twenty years of evidence no official framework could explain. He opened a case file under his own name and began to build toward the truth.Maximillion Crane runs a private infrastructure company from a financial district office and monitors a city he has spent forty years trying to make legible. He has been carrying something on his left side since he was eight years old-a scar, a signal, a piece of something that has been pointing toward its source his entire life. He does not know what it is. He has always known it matters.These four people have been approaching the same convergence from different directions. Now they are close enough to see each other.The Destiny is a literary science fiction novel about calling and cost, about the difference between sacrifice and loss, and about what happens when the ordinary world asks everything of an ordinary man-and the ordinary man cannot perform the indifference.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Kyle Michaels was nobody. A night-shift custodian at a city hospital, invisible by practice and by nature, a man who had spent thirty-four years learning not to be seen. Then one evening he followed a yellow line in a sub-basement corridor, and the thing waiting at the end of it took him.That was fifteen years ago.He has been inside the suit ever since-sealed within an incubator that moves him through time and crisis, arriving before tragedies, preventing what can be prevented, and moving on before anyone can ask who he is. He communicates in single words at significant cost. He witnesses everything. He has never been able to stay.Until now.The suit has returned him to the city where it took him, and for the first time in fifteen years, the pull toward the next displacement doesn't come. Something in this city is broken - a fracture in the fabric of ordinary reality, spreading through the eastern sectors, visible to anyone willing to look - and Kyle has been brought back to face it.He is not alone.Alma Mendoza has been building the record for twenty years. Eight years old the night of the taking, a witness behind wire-threaded glass, she watched Kyle's face in the moment before the seal was completed and has spent her life documenting what followed. Her blog has eight hundred thousand subscribers. She has been waiting for him to come back.Detective Raymond Keene pulled the wrong thread on a routine case and found himself staring at twenty years of evidence no official framework could explain. He opened a case file under his own name and began to build toward the truth.Maximillion Crane runs a private infrastructure company from a financial district office and monitors a city he has spent forty years trying to make legible. He has been carrying something on his left side since he was eight years old-a scar, a signal, a piece of something that has been pointing toward its source his entire life. He does not know what it is. He has always known it matters.These four people have been approaching the same convergence from different directions. Now they are close enough to see each other.The Destiny is a literary science fiction novel about calling and cost, about the difference between sacrifice and loss, and about what happens when the ordinary world asks everything of an ordinary man-and the ordinary man cannot perform the indifference. A custodian sealed inside a mysterious suit for fifteen years returns to the city where it took him. Four people. One convergence. A rescue left unfinished for thirty-three years - and the ordinary man who cannot perform the indifference. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Deep in the countryside stands a forgotten house-its walls veiled in thorns, its windows whispering secrets of those who once lived and died within.When a quiet traveler arrives seeking shelter from an approaching storm, he finds more than refuge. The house remembers. Each room tells a story-of regret, temptation, and the cost of forsaken grace. What begins as a night of safety becomes a descent into something far older and holier than he could have imagined.The House in the Briars is a modern gothic parable-a haunting exploration of conscience, memory, and redemption. Through poetic prose and chilling atmosphere, Chris Gambrell weaves a tale where the supernatural and the sacred meet in unsettling harmony.For readers who love the quiet dread of The Book of the Dun Cow or the allegorical depth of The Pilgrim's Regress, this story lingers long after the last page, asking: When the house remembers your sins, will it let you leave? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. "An offering of silence. A sanctuary in ashes."In a crumbling fold once filled with sacred fire, a wounded beast lies ignored-its wool stained with betrayal, its breath shallow beneath the rot of revival.The Lamb-Bearer, once revered, is now neglected by those who claim to follow Him.As whispers of false revival spread and wolves in sheep's clothing rise, the Keeper-bound by fear and flattery-allows the sacred to die quietly beneath a veil of unity. The warriors, once bold defenders of truth, are silenced. The clingers, once faithful, now cheer the decay.And the Fold forgets.The Grey Fold is a Christian allegorical fiction tale drenched in imagery, Gothic in tone and prophetic in theme. It explores the slow death of holiness beneath the weight of compromise, offering a grim reflection of the modern church through faith-based psychological horror and spiritual dystopian parable.If you're drawn to dark Christian fantasy, end-times church fiction, or stories that echo with truth beneath the symbolism-this is the fable you've been waiting for. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Condition: Used: Like New. LIVRE A L?ETAT DE NEUF. EXPEDIE SOUS 3 JOURS OUVRES. NUMERO DE SUIVI COMMUNIQUE AVANT ENVOI, EMBALLAGE RENFORCE. EAN:9791094565650.

Condition: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Seiten: 60 | Sprache: Französisch | Produktart: Bücher | Keine Beschreibung verfügbar.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Kyle Michaels was nobody. A night-shift custodian at a city hospital, invisible by practice and by nature, a man who had spent thirty-four years learning not to be seen. Then one evening he followed a yellow line in a sub-basement corridor, and the thing waiting at the end of it took him.That was fifteen years ago.He has been inside the suit ever since-sealed within an incubator that moves him through time and crisis, arriving before tragedies, preventing what can be prevented, and moving on before anyone can ask who he is. He communicates in single words at significant cost. He witnesses everything. He has never been able to stay.Until now.The suit has returned him to the city where it took him, and for the first time in fifteen years, the pull toward the next displacement doesn't come. Something in this city is broken - a fracture in the fabric of ordinary reality, spreading through the eastern sectors, visible to anyone willing to look - and Kyle has been brought back to face it.He is not alone.Alma Mendoza has been building the record for twenty years. Eight years old the night of the taking, a witness behind wire-threaded glass, she watched Kyle's face in the moment before the seal was completed and has spent her life documenting what followed. Her blog has eight hundred thousand subscribers. She has been waiting for him to come back.Detective Raymond Keene pulled the wrong thread on a routine case and found himself staring at twenty years of evidence no official framework could explain. He opened a case file under his own name and began to build toward the truth.Maximillion Crane runs a private infrastructure company from a financial district office and monitors a city he has spent forty years trying to make legible. He has been carrying something on his left side since he was eight years old-a scar, a signal, a piece of something that has been pointing toward its source his entire life. He does not know what it is. He has always known it matters.These four people have been approaching the same convergence from different directions. Now they are close enough to see each other.The Destiny is a literary science fiction novel about calling and cost, about the difference between sacrifice and loss, and about what happens when the ordinary world asks everything of an ordinary man-and the ordinary man cannot perform the indifference. A custodian sealed inside a mysterious suit for fifteen years returns to the city where it took him. Four people. One convergence. A rescue left unfinished for thirty-three years - and the ordinary man who cannot perform the indifference. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Kyle Michaels was nobody. A night-shift custodian at a city hospital, invisible by practice and by nature, a man who had spent thirty-four years learning not to be seen. Then one evening he followed a yellow line in a sub-basement corridor, and the thing waiting at the end of it took him.That was fifteen years ago.He has been inside the suit ever since-sealed within an incubator that moves him through time and crisis, arriving before tragedies, preventing what can be prevented, and moving on before anyone can ask who he is. He communicates in single words at significant cost. He witnesses everything. He has never been able to stay.Until now.The suit has returned him to the city where it took him, and for the first time in fifteen years, the pull toward the next displacement doesn't come. Something in this city is broken - a fracture in the fabric of ordinary reality, spreading through the eastern sectors, visible to anyone willing to look - and Kyle has been brought back to face it.He is not alone.Alma Mendoza has been building the record for twenty years. Eight years old the night of the taking, a witness behind wire-threaded glass, she watched Kyle's face in the moment before the seal was completed and has spent her life documenting what followed. Her blog has eight hundred thousand subscribers. She has been waiting for him to come back.Detective Raymond Keene pulled the wrong thread on a routine case and found himself staring at twenty years of evidence no official framework could explain. He opened a case file under his own name and began to build toward the truth.Maximillion Crane runs a private infrastructure company from a financial district office and monitors a city he has spent forty years trying to make legible. He has been carrying something on his left side since he was eight years old-a scar, a signal, a piece of something that has been pointing toward its source his entire life. He does not know what it is. He has always known it matters.These four people have been approaching the same convergence from different directions. Now they are close enough to see each other.The Destiny is a literary science fiction novel about calling and cost, about the difference between sacrifice and loss, and about what happens when the ordinary world asks everything of an ordinary man-and the ordinary man cannot perform the indifference. A custodian sealed inside a mysterious suit for fifteen years returns to the city where it took him. Four people. One convergence. A rescue left unfinished for thirty-three years - and the ordinary man who cannot perform the indifference. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Deep in the countryside stands a forgotten house-its walls veiled in thorns, its windows whispering secrets of those who once lived and died within.When a quiet traveler arrives seeking shelter from an approaching storm, he finds more than refuge. The house remembers. Each room tells a story-of regret, temptation, and the cost of forsaken grace. What begins as a night of safety becomes a descent into something far older and holier than he could have imagined.The House in the Briars is a modern gothic parable-a haunting exploration of conscience, memory, and redemption. Through poetic prose and chilling atmosphere, Chris Gambrell weaves a tale where the supernatural and the sacred meet in unsettling harmony.For readers who love the quiet dread of The Book of the Dun Cow or the allegorical depth of The Pilgrim's Regress, this story lingers long after the last page, asking: When the house remembers your sins, will it let you leave? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. "An offering of silence. A sanctuary in ashes."In a crumbling fold once filled with sacred fire, a wounded beast lies ignored-its wool stained with betrayal, its breath shallow beneath the rot of revival.The Lamb-Bearer, once revered, is now neglected by those who claim to follow Him.As whispers of false revival spread and wolves in sheep's clothing rise, the Keeper-bound by fear and flattery-allows the sacred to die quietly beneath a veil of unity. The warriors, once bold defenders of truth, are silenced. The clingers, once faithful, now cheer the decay.And the Fold forgets.The Grey Fold is a Christian allegorical fiction tale drenched in imagery, Gothic in tone and prophetic in theme. It explores the slow death of holiness beneath the weight of compromise, offering a grim reflection of the modern church through faith-based psychological horror and spiritual dystopian parable.If you're drawn to dark Christian fantasy, end-times church fiction, or stories that echo with truth beneath the symbolism-this is the fable you've been waiting for. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…