About this ebook
WINNER - THE REGAL SUMMIT BOOK AWARD – Fantasy
WINNER - PENCRAFT SUMMER AWARD - Science Fiction
Finalist in SPR Book Award “Searing and empowering…a dramatically original work of science fiction”
Forget everything you think you know about sci-fi. The Matriarch Messiah isn't your grandpa's space opera. This is a wild ride through a world where ancient prophecies clash with cutting-edge tech, and two badass women are the only ones who can save the world (again).
Zara, a devout Kurdish warrior, and Rachel, a brilliant Israeli archaeologist, are bound by an ancient matriarchal lineage and a shared, mind-blowing secret: a prophecy foretelling their roles in preventing a world-ending event. Think forbidden love, epic battles against global superpowers, and enough twists and turns to make your head spin.
But it's not just about saving the planet. This story dives deep into the complexities of faith, culture, and family, exploring the power of female friendships and the struggles of finding your place in a world that's constantly changing.
What you’ll find inside:
Epic world-building: A richly imagined future where ancient mythology and advanced technology collide.
Strong female leads: Zara and Rachel are complex, flawed, and utterly captivating. You'll be rooting for them every step of the way.
Forbidden romance: Sparks fly (literally!) between Zara and Rachel, creating a love triangle that will keep you guessing.
High stakes: The fate of humanity hangs in the balance. Prepare for nail-biting suspense and non-stop action.
Relatable themes: Explore issues of faith, family, cultural identity, and the ever-evolving landscape of modern relationships.
If you're craving a story that's both thrilling and emotionally resonant, that blends action with romance, and that features powerful female characters at the heart of a truly epic adventure, then The Matriarch Messiah is the book for you.
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About the author
Maxime has been scribbling stories since grade school, from adventure epics to morality plays. Blessed with living in multicultural pluralistic settings and having earned degrees in science and marketing, Maxime has worked in business and sports, traveling to countries across five continents and learning about cultures, traditions, and the importance of tolerance and understanding. Maxime's second novel, The Matriarch Messiah, was conceived, outlined, written, and edited in different locations in Belgium, including the Turkish and Kurdish neighborhoods of Brussels, in various islands of the Caribbean, in Colombia, in Madrid, Malaga, Mallorca, Spain, London, UK, and on the two coasts of the United States.
