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Les Rêveurs

Cette saga épique suit le destin de dieux endormis ayant le pouvoir de remodeler le monde par leurs rêves. Ces dormeurs divins, ressemblant à des enfants, sont la cible du rusé Seigneur du Désert, qui cherche à les détruire au moment de leur éveil. Alors que le moment crucial de la transition approche, où quatre divinités doivent se réveiller, un conflit débordant de magie, d'intrigues et d'un pouvoir immense est imminent. Des humains et des créatures des profondeurs jusqu'aux éléments eux-mêmes, tout jouera un rôle dans la lutte pour le destin du monde.

The younger gods
Crystal gorge
The Dreamers - 2: The Treasured One
The Elder Gods

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  1. The Elder Gods

    • 424pages
    • 15 heures de lecture

    New series, new world, and a glorious story destined to reach the biggest audience yet. The Dreamers teeter on the brink of divinity. They have the power to change the world with their dreams. They look like children. They are, in fact, sleeping gods. The Dreamers are an apparition designed to fool the Lord of the Wasteland who plans to use the moment of the divinities' waking to destroy them. At that moment, he can do it, but no other. If he gets it right, the Lord of the Wasteland can destroy both the sleepers and the other divinities that are already awake. Then the Lord of the Wasteland will be acknowledged as the god he knows himself to be. There are eight divinities altogether, and four of them are awake while the other four sleep for alternating periods of 25,000 years. The time for a switchover is approaching fast. There will be battle. There will be trickery and deception. Tribes of humans, creatures of the deep, the sea itself and the earth, the weather and the mood of the divinities, all will play their part in the epic struggle against the hive mentality of the Lord of the Wasteland. But the world is out of kilter, it is being dreamed, and the awakening of gods is no si

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  2. - The Elder Gods (Aspect, 10/03), book one of the series, was a national bestseller, has over 100,000 hardcover copies in print, debuted at #16 on the New York Times bestseller list and #15 on the Publishers Weekly list, and hit the Locus bestseller list.- David and Leigh Eddings are major stars in fantasy with 19 major hits since 1982, 15 of which have been consecutive New York Times bestsellers. After 20 years, this team is still among the top five publishing in the genre.- The Eddings have average hardcover net sales of 115,000 copies, and their average mass market reorder rate on backlist is 15,000 copies a year.

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  3. Crystal gorge

    • 400pages
    • 14 heures de lecture

    A magical, on-the-grandest-scale, action-packed, totally engaging and characterful fantasy novel from the bestselling authors David and Leigh Eddings. The Dreamers are children teetering on the brink of divinity. They have the power to change the world with their dreams. The Elder Gods have defeated the Vlagh twice - with the aid of the Dreamers and the mysterious Treasured One who seems, worryingly, to be controlling them - but the unspeakable Creature of the Wasteland is on the fast track to world domination as the time approaches for the Younger Gods to take their place. Now all the varied resources of the domains of the Gods are marshalled to bring a halt to the spread of evil. But there is pestilence and skirmishing, and suddenly the balance of power shifts. The Ruler of the Wasteland has infiltrated another domain of the Gods, the land of short summers, where bison and deer roam. There the strange and marvellous crystal gorge, which can be no natural formation of rock, is destined to become a battleground of great beauty and great terror. The enemy is closer to knowing the secrets of the Treasured One and the Dreamers are in grave danger of delivering a nightmare to the world of the Elder Gods.

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  4. In the thrilling conclusion to The Dreamers, the Vlagh prepares for one merciless attack that will pit her forces against the might of both the Elder Gods and the Younger Gods. All may be for naught, however, if the allies fail to respond to the fact that one within their ranks is losing her mind.

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