Títulos em Distopia

Entre un métier envahissant, un mari égoïste et un patron corrompu, Jade est sans cesse à la limite du burn-out. Est-ce pour fuir cette réalité toxique qu'elle accepte de superviser la création d'un palace dans l'archipel indien d'Andaman ? Un paradis tropical où elle découvre une île inviolée et coupée du monde, habitée par un peuple ancestral dont le nom sonne comme une alerte : les Sentinelles.

Le groupe d'amis fait face à une énorme menace car un tsunami s'approche des côtes. Ils vont devoir se séparer... Tandis que Nolane et Bonnie partent dans les terres à la recherche du microscope qui leur permettra de lire le cristal d'Ilos, Adelis et Nina vont affronter le tsunami, aidés par Enoch, Ulysse et Yasmina.

Marseille, 2052. Nolane et son frère, Gal, plongent en apnée pour dénicher des objets rares dans les villes immergées, les revendre et gagner de quoi survivre dans cette ville aux inégalités criantes. Lorsque Gal ne remonte pas à la surface, Nolane, bouleversée par la mort de son frère, entre au service du Commodore pour organiser sa vengeance. Sur et sous les eaux envahies d'espèces dangereuses, les adolescents vont prendre des risques. Et leur amitié, se renforcer.

Blessés par la mort de l'un d'entre eux et désormais capables de localiser la base du projet Ilos, le groupe d'adolescents, accompagné de Mendoza, l'ancien des forces spéciales du ministre Fassinger, vont tout faire pour rejoindre l'Écosse. Risquant leur vie à plusieurs reprises (vol d'un avion militaire, crash en mer, attaque d'un léopard des mers), ils vont être recueillis par des locaux. Ils uniront leurs forces pour attaquer "la forteresse", l'avant-base du projet Ilos.

An elegant and haunting dystopian tale about a group of individuals gathered to relearn how to navigate the world after a mysterious illness strips them of their memories. Nestled in an idyllic locale beside the sea, The Centre is a place of rehabilitation and rebuilding. Students arrive nameless, their memories and sense of identity wiped by a strange illness.

Raised for a purpose he doesn't fully understand, Marcus is part of a system that values control over truth. His days are structured, his role carefully shaped. But when he uncovers the existence of identical clones and meets the enigmatic Imogen, his world begins to unravel. Questions surface about his place in society, the illusion of leadership, and the silent rebellion brewing beneath the city's polished facade.

In a grim, not-so-distant future, humanity is in crisis. A deadly pandemic has confined billions to their homes, leaving society completely isolated in their homes and utterly dependent on the mega-global Chum Corporation. For some lucky beta testers, the only escape is to log into New Arcadia—a real-as-life role-playing game set in a gleaming 1990s-inspired city. There, they can enjoy the freedoms denied to them in the real world—like Prime Beta Tester John Chambers, who has reinvented himself in New Arcadia as street-fighting hero Blaze.

Two women awaken from a drugged sleep to find themselves imprisoned in a broken-down property in the middle of a desert. Strangers to each other, they have no idea where they are or how they came to be there with eight other women, their heads shaved, guarded by two inept yet vicious jailers. Doing hard labor under a sweltering sun, the prisoners soon learn what links them: in each woman's past is a sexual scandal with a powerful man. They pray for rescue but as the hours turn into days and the days into weeks and months, it becomes clear that the women must rescue themselves.

They were the ones left behind. When the world ended, it didn’t come with fire or flood—it came with silence. The rich, the powerful, the useful—they vanished overnight, leaving behind the rest. Johnny, Beth, and a handful of others are the remainder. Not chosen. Not remembered. Just… still here. In the hollow carcass of civilization, they drift through the ruins of purpose, haunted by questions with no answers. Was it merit? Money? A mistake? Or were they simply never meant to matter?

Once everything went down the hill, Muriel had no other choice but to reconsider his choices. His brothers, the ones he thought he could always believe, turned out to be people he didn’t know anymore, the government was now in the hands of a man willing to test every limit of the country for the sake of control and power, and the woman he loved - or thought he did - was…

Recover. Regroup. Resist. Rayne and the other Progeny inspire uprisings into an army against the Icari, an alien race occupying Earth and enslaving humans. Nox, Icarean King, orchestrates demoralizing assaults on the resistance through his own armies and a cult of zealous humans dedicated to realizing his vision. On the verge of obtaining his most ambitious desires, he will stop at nothing to rule not only his home planet and Earth, but Rayne as well. Rayne’s charged with generating a mutually beneficial solution for both races.

The third and final instalment in the epic Helliconia trilogy. The centuries-long winter of the Great Year on Helliconia is upon us, and the Oligarch is taking harsh measures to ensure the survival of the people of the bleak Northern continent of Sibornal. Behind the battle with which the novel opens lies an act of unparalleled treachery. But the plague is coming on the wings of winter and the Oligarch's will is set against it—and against the phagors, humanity's ancient enemies, who carry the plague with them.

In a breakaway territory ruled by the genetically engineered elite, a towering structure called the Loop erases those who enter—no remains, no return. Journalist Bennett Stillman’s daughter may soon face that fate, unless he can secure life-saving biotech. But has he put his trust in the wrong hands? Caught between the Loop’s powerful corporate regime and its radical opposition, Bennett is drawn deeper into a resistance he barely understands, glimpsing something far darker beneath the system’s sleek machinery.

Forbidden from leaving her house from girlhood until marriage, Nicole has only her mother's lessons and what she can see from her bedroom window to draw on in forming her view of the world, and of herself. Taught that the mushrooms which cover the women in her village are repulsive and dangerous, she conforms to a rigid set of rules to protect herself and those around her.

He was a cop. Now he’s been turned into something else—and the system that built him wants him to disappear. In the crumbling corridors of Neo-Manchester, order is enforced by the Corp, and faith is rationed by the Temple. Kris is a uniform beat cop, sharp, principled, and expendable. When he digs too deep into a forbidden case, the system turns on him. Left for dead, he’s forcibly remade with black-market tech, rebuilt into something faster, colder, and infinitely more dangerous. But the upgrade did not kill his conscience.

The Silent City: Where Voices Are Lost and Secrets Speak is a haunting tale of mystery, resilience, and the enduring power of human expression in the face of oppression. The story unfolds in a city shrouded in an eerie silence, where voices have been stolen, and the vibrant culture once thriving within its walls has been reduced to a ghostly stillness. The narrative follows Elira, a wanderer who arrives in the silent city cloaked in fog, unaware that her arrival fulfills an ancient prophecy.

Lysander is on a rampage. Death and destruction are what he exists for. Ben and the team are searching for ways to help humanity survive after the collapse of modern society. Their journey takes them to war, and to the edge of reality, where things they cannot believe become conceivable. Their discoveries open a realm of possibilities that go further than the 3rd dimension.

In Howard's fascinating novel, "2084," we journey into a future where Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become an integral part of human life. The story follows Dr. Maya Wong, a brilliant AI researcher, and Zane Abdullah, a charismatic politician, as they deal with the complex and often troubled relationship between humanity and its most powerful creation. The book opens with a world teetering on the brink of chaos. Global crises, political turmoil, and environmental disasters set the stage for AI's emergence as a potential savior.

Humans have colonized distant planets and moons and live alongside self-aware Artificial Intelligence entities who occasionally inhabit physical bot bodies. A relatively new settlement, the Utu-Serida binary star system, is undergoing terraforming efforts for its billions of citizens. Myla is a marshal, employed by the Utu-Serida Unified Protectorate. During an investigation, she stumbles across a connection to Ethan, the most wanted smuggler in the system, famous for his creative methods of getting illegal goods and people past security checkpoints.

It's the end of the twenty-first century. The bulk of humankind has conjoined itself with an artificial intelligence. A minority remains in opposition. A desperation has taken hold within the unincorporated zones where free humans still live. Many of them are choosing to leave Earth forever and fly to colonies on the moons of Saturn. In an ancient diner, Spruck Jones is about to make a bold move to change his flagging fortunes. Even the best-laid plans almost never go as planned.