The story continues. A few years after the beginning, the reader experiences the main protagonist Simon.

He is a young man who is popular and lives in a middle-class environment. Several people with the talentlike Daniela's have now become known to the public.

Daniela is considered cured and often speaks about thistopic in interviews in the media. The principle of solidarity is now being hotly debated in this very publicsphere, i.

e. anyone who has such abilities should share them for the benefit of everyone in society.

Simon flees from the power of Vincent Gideon, who carried out cruel experiments on him. Simon realizesthat he is the result of a genetic experiment.

Although he displays the appearance of a human reptile,he goes into hiding and disguises himself as a human. But Gideon seeks revenge against Daniela, Simon andthe people he despises.

He unleashes a plague on the city and castigates the evolutionaries with aregistration law. It seems only Daniela is able to stop the madness.

In his new novel, Wolfgang Schwandt shows that exciting words are his tools in the fight against boredom. The storyline is concluded with this book and should not be missing from any collection.

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