The Left Hand of God

Book 2: Mirror Life

Henry Silhol's life may have ended, but his story is far from over. More than two months have passed since his gruesome demise, widely speculated to be a brutal execution. Professor Durand has resurfaced, yet his enigmatic aura has only deepened. Amidst all this, the deserted ski village now finds itself in the grip of an inexplicable epilepsy epidemic - a phenomenon deemed biologically implausible.

What was once heralded as a beacon of hope for those suffering from debilitating seizures morphs into an ominous harbinger of death. The villagers, desperate for salvation, are caught in a tug-of-war between science and faith.
Marie Descours, an indomitable astrobiologist, is on a relentless pursuit of truth. However, her forthright demeanor stirs mistrust amongst the villagers. Abel Newton, the charismatic apprentice evangelist, radiates warmth and acceptance, yet his true intentions remain shrouded in ambiguity.

In the midst of this chaos, Leah Fuchs - an epileptic herself - realizes that the help they need might not come from outside, but from within. And so, she embarks on a mission to create the salvation they so desperately seek.