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Drakenfeld

Plongez dans un monde sombre de fantasy urbaine où la magie et le crime s'affrontent dans une série d'enquêtes palpitantes. Suivez des enquêteurs déterminés qui naviguent dans des rues sombres remplies de secrets anciens et de dangers surnaturels. Chaque affaire révèle des conspirations plus profondes qui menacent le tissu même de leur ville. Cette série offre un mélange captivant de mystère, de dark fantasy et d'une quête incessante de justice.

Retribution
Drakenfeld
Retribution

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    Meet investigator Lucan Drakenfeld in the first title of the urban fantasy series by Mark Charan Newton.

    Drakenfeld
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    Retribution

    • 450pages
    • 16 heures de lecture

    Set in a richly imagined world inspired by classical antiquity, this second installment of the Drakenfeld series combines elements of fantasy and crime. Drawing on influences from authors like C J Sansom, it follows the protagonist as he navigates a complex web of intrigue and justice. The narrative promises a blend of thrilling action and deep character exploration, making it a compelling read for fans of both genres.

    Retribution
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    Retribution

    • 400pages
    • 14 heures de lecture

    WHEN JUSTICE FAILS, REVENGE FOLLOWS... Having just solved a difficult case in his home city of Tryum, Sun Chamber Officer Lucan Drakenfeld and his associate Leana are ordered to journey to the exotic city of Kuvash in Koton, where a revered priest has gone missing. When they arrive, they discover the priest has already been found - or at least parts of him have. But investigating the unusual death isn't a priority for the legislature of Kuvash; there's a kingdom to run, a census to create and a dictatorial Queen to placate. Soon Drakenfeld finds that he is suddenly in charge of an investigation in a strange city, whose customs and politics are as complex as they are dangerous.Kuvash is a city of contradictions; wealth and poverty exist uneasily side-by-side and behind the rich façades of gilded streets and buildings, all levels of depravity and decadence are practised.When several more bodies are discovered mutilated and dumped in a public place, Drakenfeld realizes there's a killer at work who seems to delight in torture and pain. With no motive, no leads and no suspects, he feels like he's running out of options. And in a city where nothing is as it seems, seeking the truth is likely to get him killed . . .Retribution is the second Lucan Drakenfeld novel, following Drakenfeld.

    Retribution