Everest Time Storm at the Summit
A gripping novel about a mountain fighting back and a guardian battling against time. In the year 3000, humanity looks back on a catastrophe that peaked in 2100: the destruction of Mount Everest and a subsequent Ice Age. To prevent this, the Triad sends Guardian Kael to the year 1904. His mission: to protect the mountain from human destruction. But Kael's attempts to alter the timeline result in a century of failure. From the mysterious Yeti to the hunted "serial killer," he fights against ignorance, greed, and unstoppable mass tourism. He experiences how Mount Everest degenerates into a party zone, how corpses become signposts, and how the mountain finally collapses in 2051—not by his hand, but as nature's last, desperate reaction. Back in the future, Kael realizes that his personal failure has come at the price of a new chance for humanity. But the profound question remains: Has humanity learned its lesson? "The Mountain That Fought Back" is not just a captivating time-travel saga, but an urgent cry for help. A story that reminds us that we are not above nature, but a part of it. And that it's high time we give back the respect we've long neglected.
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Everest Time Storm at the Summit
A gripping novel about a mountain fighting back and a guardian battling against time. In the year 3000, humanity looks back on a catastrophe that peaked in 2100: the destruction of Mount Everest and a subsequent Ice Age. To prevent this, the Triad sends Guardian Kael to the year 1904. His mission: to protect the mountain from human destruction. But Kael's attempts to alter the timeline result in a century of failure. From the mysterious Yeti to the hunted "serial killer," he fights against ignorance, greed, and unstoppable mass tourism. He experiences how Mount Everest degenerates into a party zone, how corpses become signposts, and how the mountain finally collapses in 2051—not by his hand, but as nature's last, desperate reaction. Back in the future, Kael realizes that his personal failure has come at the price of a new chance for humanity. But the profound question remains: Has humanity learned its lesson? "The Mountain That Fought Back" is not just a captivating time-travel saga, but an urgent cry for help. A story that reminds us that we are not above nature, but a part of it. And that it's high time we give back the respect we've long neglected.
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Everest Time Storm at the Summit

Everest Time Storm at the Summit

by Emilia Tonin
Everest Time Storm at the Summit
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Everest Time Storm at the Summit

Everest Time Storm at the Summit

by Emilia Tonin

Overview

A gripping novel about a mountain fighting back and a guardian battling against time. In the year 3000, humanity looks back on a catastrophe that peaked in 2100: the destruction of Mount Everest and a subsequent Ice Age. To prevent this, the Triad sends Guardian Kael to the year 1904. His mission: to protect the mountain from human destruction. But Kael's attempts to alter the timeline result in a century of failure. From the mysterious Yeti to the hunted "serial killer," he fights against ignorance, greed, and unstoppable mass tourism. He experiences how Mount Everest degenerates into a party zone, how corpses become signposts, and how the mountain finally collapses in 2051—not by his hand, but as nature's last, desperate reaction. Back in the future, Kael realizes that his personal failure has come at the price of a new chance for humanity. But the profound question remains: Has humanity learned its lesson? "The Mountain That Fought Back" is not just a captivating time-travel saga, but an urgent cry for help. A story that reminds us that we are not above nature, but a part of it. And that it's high time we give back the respect we've long neglected.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9783819772160
Publisher: epubli
Publication date: 07/20/2025
Sold by: Bookwire
Format: eBook
Pages: 82
File size: 852 KB
Age Range: 12 - 17 Years

About the Author

Emilia Tonin, Jahrgang 2007, debütiert mit dem Roman "Die Stille Jägerin: Ein Requiem der Schatten". Mit nur 18 Jahren erforscht sie darin die Abgründe menschlicher Natur und Gewalt. Ihre eigene Kindheit war von elterlicher Gewalt geprägt. Literatur wurde für sie zum Ventil, um das Unfassbare zu verarbeiten und Leidenden eine Stimme zu geben. Ihr Werk zeigt außergewöhnliche Beobachtungsgabe und Mut, unbequeme Wahrheiten aufzudecken.
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