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Joe Mauser Séries

Cette série suit le parcours de Joe Mauser, qui se retrouve dans un monde semé de dangers et d'intrigues. Chaque volet présente de nouveaux défis et dilemmes moraux qui éprouvent son courage et sa détermination. Les lecteurs peuvent s'attendre à des séquences d'action palpitantes et à des études de personnages profondes. C'est une lecture captivante pour les amateurs de thrillers pleins de suspense et d'éléments mystérieux.

Mercenary
The Earth War
Joe Mauser

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  1. Joe Mauser

    Mercenary from Tomorrow

    • 288pages
    • 11 heures de lecture

    In a future where warfare between nations is prohibited, Corporate Wars emerge as mercenaries engage in battles on behalf of powerful corporations to resolve trade conflicts. This unique setting explores the implications of profit-driven warfare and the complexities of global peace, highlighting the moral ambiguities and consequences of prioritizing corporate interests over human lives. As the narrative unfolds, it challenges the reader to consider the true cost of peace in a world where conflict is commodified.

    Joe Mauser

  2. The Earth War

    • 142pages
    • 5 heures de lecture

    In a transformed 21st Century, warfare has evolved dramatically, with a ban on weapons developed before 1900 leading to an unusual reliance on gliders as the latest secret weapon. The arms race has shifted to a fragile truce between East and West, allowing only localized conflicts between corporations and unions. This new paradigm of warfare challenges traditional notions and raises questions about power dynamics and the nature of conflict in a modern world.

    The Earth War

  3. Mercenary

    • 76pages
    • 3 heures de lecture

    Exploring the dual paths of the Priest and the Warrior in caste societies, this book delves into how the concept of the Warrior transforms in a modern landscape dominated by television and sedatives. It examines the implications of these changes on identity and societal roles, challenging traditional notions of power and status. Through this lens, the narrative invites readers to reconsider what it means to rise above societal limitations in contemporary culture.

    Mercenary