Mission HOMO LIBERATUS: The Beginning
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Long ago, an ancient race from the lost island of Lemuria evolved beyond fear, unlocking superhuman abilities and escaping Earth’s descent into madness. Now, the last of the homo liberatus dream of reclaiming their homeworld from a hidden menace: energy vampires —psychopaths who thrive on suffering and rule from the shadows.
In 1985, Yan, born of a fearless father and a human mother, returns to Earth on a mission that is both deeply personal and universally vital. His quest begins in the haunted ruins of the Belarusian Khatyn. Yan must confront the vampire who murdered his mother along with the whole Khatyn’s population in 1943. But the truth has been buried under decades of mind control, KGB secrets, and manipulated memories.
As Yan navigates Soviet archives, befriends a conflicted intelligence officer, and heals a dying hypnotist, he uncovers a far-reaching conspiracy stretching back to the Nazi occupation. His pursuit leads him to a war criminal in disguise, a forgotten colony overrun by militaries, and a fateful love with a gifted teenage girl destined to bear the next generation of homo liberatus.
In this sweeping epic of memory, justice, and evolution, Homo Liberatus explores what it means to be truly human… and whether redemption is possible for those who feed on the light of others.
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Marina Vantara was born in Belarus , spent her formative years in Russia and later lived in Ukraine for over a decade before making London her home in 2006.
Education: a music college in Russia (1988 – 1992) and Russian Study degree in Ukraine (1992 – 1997). With a passion for literature and education, Marina teaches IB Russian literature internationally, sharing her love for language, history, and storytelling with students around the world. Mission Homo Liberatus: the Beginning is her latest exploration of the human spirit, weaving fantasy and philosophy into a compelling narrative that challenges and inspires readers. This work was prompted by the current socio-political affaires.
