En Un Jeu Cruel (Chroniques de la Lune Noire, #0)

After transforming into a titan and vanquishing his enemies, Wismerhill has fallen, brought down by a power too great for him to control. This vast power has made an ephemeral God of him. Still, he is but a man, and he must return to mortality in order to continue his reign as emperor of the Opal Throne.

The Black Moon Chronicles - Volume 18 - The Opal Throne

L'empire semble victorieux...
 La discorde ronge pourtant déjà ses rangs. wismerhill croyait avoir gagné moork mais les ombres du passé se dressent devant lui, menaçantes, sournoises. wismerhill est une fois de plus face à son destin. ceindra-t-il la couronne des ombres ? pourra-t-il faire face aux terribles volontés de l'aigle bicéphale ? se dressera-t-il seul face à l'empire tout puissant ?

Chroniques de la Lune Noire Tome 6 : la couronne des ombres

Lilith imperatrix mundi (666 #4)

La Danse écarlate (Chroniques de la Lune noire, #5)

Don Cenettone - 14 ans - hérite d'un empire fait de corruptions, de meurtres et d'embrouilles en tout genres. Présenté aux familles lors d'un Conseil, il expédie (dans tous les sens du terme) les affaires courantes !

Fatum Tome 4 : en ton nom...

Born into fury and blood, the young prince's fate had been as sealed at birth by God, offering him both his alliance and a sword. While his father builds an empire, young Parsifal dreams only of adventure and chivalry. His father wants him to be a prince, but he wishes only to be a paladin. The winds of destiny will hammer and forge his soul and transform him into a weapon of God, before carrying him into the Black Moon Chronicles.

The Black Moon Arcana - Volume 3 - Parsifal

After an epic dual with the Emperor, Wismerhill comes through as victor... and his reward from the Black Moon is more than he ever imagined. He rises to the challenge and begins constructing a new life and a new empire. It is written, after all. But the real question is: what else is written that Wismerhill is yet to discover?

En Un Jeu Cruel (Chroniques de la Lune Noire, #0)

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