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No Eden Without... Hell: Book 2. Peace Keeper
David, who always dreamed of becoming a peacekeeper, has been admitted to Eden, the only Community of Planets (COP) college on Earth.
The master who admitted David and is to oversee his apprenticeship at Eden is named Greg Arsh. Half Earthling and half Darumian, Master Arsh is also a telepath. He is said to be one of the most demanding masters of all those in the various colleges of the Community of Planets. Some even claim that he can be cruel.
In order to accept David for good, Master Arsh asked him to befriend Jonathan, a young man whom David abused for a whole year when he was younger. "How can you become a peacekeeper, if you can't even make peace with Jonathan?" said Greg Arsh to him.
This second volume of "No Eden Without... Hell" tells the story of Jonathan and David's meeting, and the latter's efforts to earn the former's forgiveness and friendship. We also see David take his first and difficult steps in Eden under the strict tutelage of Greg Arsh.
The master who admitted David and is to oversee his apprenticeship at Eden is named Greg Arsh. Half Earthling and half Darumian, Master Arsh is also a telepath. He is said to be one of the most demanding masters of all those in the various colleges of the Community of Planets. Some even claim that he can be cruel.
In order to accept David for good, Master Arsh asked him to befriend Jonathan, a young man whom David abused for a whole year when he was younger. "How can you become a peacekeeper, if you can't even make peace with Jonathan?" said Greg Arsh to him.
This second volume of "No Eden Without... Hell" tells the story of Jonathan and David's meeting, and the latter's efforts to earn the former's forgiveness and friendship. We also see David take his first and difficult steps in Eden under the strict tutelage of Greg Arsh.
334 pages, Paperback
Published June 7, 2022
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Danielle Tremblay
87 books126 followersNée à Montréal, l'auteure a été adoptée à Chicoutimi par des parents du Lac-Saint-Jean et du bas du fleuve.
Elle a grandi au Saguenay et y a étudié en informatique et en gestion documentaire (bibliothéconomie et gestion des documents).
Elle a travaillé pour différentes bibliothèques dont celle de l'Université du Québec à Chicoutimi, puis plusieurs année pour le Conseil national de recherche du Canada (CNRC), qui compte des instituts de recherche scientifique à travers tout le Canada.
Elle a remporté en 1981 le concours littéraire La Plume saguenéenne dans la catégorie science-fiction pour sa nouvelle « Cosmose », le second prix du concours du meilleur texte de trois pages du module des lettres de l’Université du Québec à Chicoutimi en 1988 et le premier prix de ce même concours en 1989 pour « La Lettre d’adieu ». En 2011, elle gagne le premier prix du concours littéraire de science-fiction Ascadys avec sa nouvelle « Adam et Ève ».
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