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The Last Unborrowed Heart. The Empire of Borrowed Bodies, #5

Par : Olga Kotova, Isabeau Velmoraine
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN8235634183
  • EAN9798235634183
  • Date de parution27/07/2026
  • Protection num.pas de protection
  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim

Résumé

In an empire where bodies can be bought, borrowed, and stolen, the final battle will decide who owns the soul. Odrienne Vask has divided herself across hundreds of bodies. Her copies spread throughout the Empire of Avarre, carrying the same memories-but not the same desires. Some remain loyal to their creator. Some crave power. Others want nothing more than the freedom to become themselves. As uncontrolled memories begin crossing between strangers, identity examiner Saelis Dorran faces an impossible choice.
To stop the collapse, she must dismantle the laws she once believed protected the innocent and create a new system in which every fragmented consciousness possesses the right to refuse its source. But the greatest danger lies inside Kerron Auvray. The fugitive Saelis loves is offered reunion with every consciousness connected to his mysterious origin. The ritual could restore the memories, name, and history he has spent his life seeking.
It could also erase the independent man he has become. With an immortal emperor demanding the return of his fragments, a revolutionary attempting to abolish individuality itself, and the empire tearing apart beneath their feet, Saelis and Kerron must decide whether love can survive without certainty, magical recognition, or a permanent body. Because freedom means nothing without the right to choose.
And some hearts were never meant to be owned.