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The Shadows Tomorrow

Michel Noelle

9781668051269

BOOK DETAILS

Price: $34.99
Format: Paperback / softback
ISBN13: 9781668051269
Published: August 2026

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Sea of Tranquility meets Dark Matter in this dizzying speculative thriller following a clan of Neanderthals living in isolation on a nature reserve and the scientists who care for them.

"This provocative cautionary tale will leave readers questioning what it truly means to be human." -Publishers Weekly

A clan of humans-they hunt and gather, they have lovers and rivals, their own society. They pass on the legends of their ancestors and celebrate festival nights. Their world is the forest which feeds them, and, aside from the fierce cold and illness, the only thing they have to fear is the Beast who prowls the impassable Bounds. They do not know that beyond it an entirely different world exists: our world.

Set in the near future, the Neanderthal race has been recreated from fragments of DNA and reintroduced on a nature reserve where they are observed and studied, ultimately becoming the subjects of a hit documentary series. Following a cast of characters across time: Blood Moon, the leader of the Neanderthal clan who is mourning the death of her partner, Blizzard; Eva and Noah, scientists in modern-day Paris hired to work on a top-secret project; Jules, a teenager growing up in a secluded mountain town with a suspiciously pronounced brow; Adam, an actor brought to appear on NeanderTales for the first time; and finally, the man behind the project-but is he Sapien or Neanderthal?

A reeling suspense novel with shocking surprises that also sheds light on our ethical and moral considerations in and out of nature, showing the other human we could have been, The Shadows Tomorrow will grip you until the very end.

Book details and technical specifications

Format: Paperback / softback
ISBN13: 9781668051269
Published: August 2026

Number of pages: 304
Width: 152 mm
Height: 229 mm
Depth: 18 mm

Publisher: Simon & Schuster

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