The Remnant: 3

Across the twenty-first century world, descendants of an ancient bloodline are waking to gifts the modern world has no language for. A physician in Bristol whose hands heal beyond what medicine can explain. A researcher in Paris who can read patterns in data no algorithm should detect. A network of scattered carriers across Britain and Europe, finding each other - while the ancient forces that have hunted their lineage for centuries are watching.The gift is not new. Two thousand years ago, a prophetess named Anna recognised it in the Temple in Jerusalem. In seventeenth-century Norwich, a physician named Thomas Browne encoded the knowledge in his private notebooks. Across every century of persecution, a quiet network called the Remnant has protected the carriers.Among the carriers, a pattern emerges: the ones who were told they were broken. Too sensitive, too scattered, too much. The ones who saw colours in sound and patterns in chaos and felt other people's pain like it was their own. They weren't broken. They were early.Now, for the first time in generations, the bloodline is strong enough to matter. And the choice that faces every generation - serve or dominate, be a channel or try to be the source - must be made again.The bloodline was never broken. It was hidden.For readers of Kate Mosse's Labyrinth and Deborah Harkness's A Discovery of Witches. Can be read as a standalone or as Book Three of the Eternal Ocean Series.

Pagina's: 208, Paperback, Lyndall Kai