Jean-Christophe Grangé — Polars Pourpres

[Fredo]

Le nouveau roman en solo (sans Douglas Preston) de Lincoln Child est annoncé pour ce mois de Février, aux USA.


Alaska's Federal Wilderness Zone.two hundred miles north of the Arctic Circle.one of the most remote places on Earth. But for a group of scientists sponsored by a major media conglomerate, an expedition to the Zone represents the opportunity of a lifetime to study the effects of global warming.

The expedition changes suddenly on a routine foray into a glacial ice cave, where the group makes an astonishing find: an ancient animal encased in solid ice. It appears to be some kind of giant cat, possibly a saber-toothed tiger. When their discovery is reported back, their parent company quickly plans the ultimate spectacle - the animal will be cut from the ice, thawed, and revealed on live television. Ignoring the dire warnings of a local Eskimo group (and a native legend forecasting doom for anyone who disturbs this mythic creature), the scientists make one more horrifying discovery: the beast is no cat.it's an ancient killing machine. And it may not be dead.

Lincoln Child weaves cutting-edge science, Native American legend, and a stunningly stark landscape into a thrilling novel of suspense, using all the skill and attention to detail that has won him legions of fans.

J'adore ce résumé ! Du même auteur, en solo :


Source : www.fantasticfiction.co.uk
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[bugland]

Ah oué bien bien, la couverture est un peu bizarre par contre, en tout cas l'oeil me fait pensé à Relic.

[Fredo]

Oui, et aussi à la couverture de T-Rex en poche.
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