Violette!
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Ongoing, First published Jan 05, 2019
Et vous, que feriez-vous si votre seule raison de vivre vous était brutalement arrachée ? 

Paris capitale de la France Réunifiée, décembre 2067. 
À l'aube de ses trente ans, Violette tente de retrouver sa fille après trois années de recherches effrénées. La Journée Noire marquée à jamais dans sa mémoire, ses désillusions et sa haine du système lui pousse à prendre tous les risques, quitte à perdre la vie. 
Épaulée par son ami de mauvaise fortune, sera-t-elle assez forte pour déjouer le destin ?
 
L'amour d'une mère suffira-t-il à mener un combat d'épée là où l'esclavagisme moderne et la répression sont rois ? 




(Hé oui, j'ai décidé de revenir un peu par là. Pas de bêta, juste mes tripes en espérant que cela vous plaira. Je ne vais pas faire la charité en vous demandant un peu d'indulgence, sachez simplement qu'il s'agit là d'un premier essai dans ce domaine. Me voilà embarquée dans un exercice des méninges très intéressant, en espérant que mon travail vous plaira.

La bise et bonne lecture,
Régine A. Falange)
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