Maxime Lélue

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Marseille, 1815. Mercédès Herrera is prepared to do anything for the man she loves—Edmond Dantès, a sailor with a brilliant future ahead of him. But their happiness is cruelly shattered by a ruthless betrayal. Wrongly accused, Edmond is torn away from Mercédès and cast into the depths of the Château d'If, with no hope of ever returning. Devastated yet determined, Mercédès embarks on a desperate race to save him; however, Edmond is killed during their escape attempt, and she herself ends up imprisoned—condemned to languish in a cell adjacent to the one that once held the love of her life. In this abyss of suffering, all seems lost. Mercédès now has but one goal: to exact revenge on those who destroyed her life—Fernand, her own cousin, who harbors a secret love for her; Danglars, an ambitious manipulator; and, above all, Héloïse de Villefort, the implacable wife of the city’s public prosecutor.

A printing house worker and union leader inherits EUR100m, but the windfall costs him his job and puts his marriage at risk.

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In the future the Empire of Mortemonde has enslaved almost all nations on Earth. Each month everyone is forced to play the virtual reality computer game Battledream. Only those who reach a score of 1000 points are allowed to live one more month. And on top of that you can also really die in the game. Impenetrable firewalls make sure that nobody can cheat or break the codes. Syanna Meridian, a fearless young slave, decides to fight this inhuman system, together with her devoted friend Alytha Mercuri. There’s only one free nation left on the planet, Sablereve, but its leaders prefer to run rather than to fight. It’s up to Syanna to convince them to join her, but to achieve that she has to win one final game against the best players of Mortemonde, Isaac Ravengorn and Alexander Torquemada.

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Marseille, 1815. Mercédès Herrera is prepared to do anything for the man she loves—Edmond Dantès, a sailor with a brilliant future ahead of him. But their happiness is cruelly shattered by a ruthless betrayal. Wrongly accused, Edmond is torn away from Mercédès and cast into the depths of the Château d'If, with no hope of ever returning. Devastated yet determined, Mercédès embarks on a desperate race to save him; however, Edmond is killed during their escape attempt, and she herself ends up imprisoned—condemned to languish in a cell adjacent to the one that once held the love of her life. In this abyss of suffering, all seems lost. Mercédès now has but one goal: to exact revenge on those who destroyed her life—Fernand, her own cousin, who harbors a secret love for her; Danglars, an ambitious manipulator; and, above all, Héloïse de Villefort, the implacable wife of the city’s public prosecutor.