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Daughter of Diké

• A highly original universe that borrows from nature and Polynesian beliefs


• A writing that questions Manichaeism and superstition through the eyes of three children


• A critique of the emptiness of social and religious constructions

Silène Edgar
Daughter of Diké
(La Fille de Diké)
Type
Fantasy
Word count
100,000 per book
All rights available
Details
Book 1 A House of fire
Book 2 The Miraculous city

It is said that Chaos, when it wants a child, ensures that it is born blue as night and
that it will make the earth angry

The island of Polis, which lies under the sun of the volcanic planet Monos, is home to the families of the Descendants. Their ancestral powers maintain the Balance and keep Chaos at bay during the 49 years of the Round.


But in the fiftieth year, the shadow of the planet Mavros spreads and with it the threat of war. The birth of Aïone, the extraordinary blue-skinned child, appears to be the cause of a plethora of upheavals. The island’s volcano awakens at the same time, and her brothers Gê and Aether develop extraordinary abilities.


Earthquakes, dreadful storms, drought, lava flows - a cycle of calamities of supernatural proportions begins. All wonder if the little girl, who is growing at a phenomenal rate, is an element of Balance or Chaos? Will Aïone, Gê and Aether, with their enviable gifts, be torn from their village? And who will have the power to calm the Maelstrom in the heart of the volcano?

• A highly original universe that borrows from nature and Polynesian beliefs


• A writing that questions Manichaeism and superstition through the eyes of three children


• A critique of the emptiness of social and religious constructions

About the author

Silène Edgar
La Rochelle, Paris, Tahiti: Silène Edgar has knocked around all over the map. These days, she leads the life of a middle-school French teacher, a book reviewer, and a writer with several novels already to her name