Versailles Memorandum

Versailles Memorandum

Versailles Memorandum

Peter Saunders

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Editorial:
Lulu Press
Año de edición:
2009
Materia
Ficción moderna y contemporánea
ISBN:
9781445206905
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The year is 2046. Across the United States of Europe, millions live under Sharia law in Special Islamic Zones. Four European cities have been contaminated by radioactivity from dirty bombs. In the Middle East, Israel has been incinerated by nuclear war. In the East London Special Islamic Zone, Aisha Sharizi is on the run from the religious police after having an affair with a kuffar boy. In Sydney, the body of a former cabinet minister is fished out of the harbour. And at the University of the South Coast, failed historian Harry Davidson has just stumbled on a secret that the security services on both sides of the Atlantic are desperate to protect.

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