The Disappearance

by O.M. Faure

ebook

Published January 1, 2018

About the author

O. M. Faure studied political science at Sciences Po in Paris, before obtaining a Master’s degree in International Affairs at The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy in Boston. 


She has worked at the United Nations in Geneva and has extensive experience as a change and transformation manager in several banks over the last twenty years.

Today, she is a Principal at a Scenario Planning consulting firm, and she lectures and coaches at the Hult International Business School. 


Based in London, O. M. Faure is a feminist, a Londoner, a Third Culture Kid, an enthusiastic singer, and a budding activist.


Reviews

[Paul]

Being a Prequel, most would suggest that this be read first and then dive into the books themselves. However, The Disappearance should not (in my opinion) be read before reading the complete First Trilogy. Without spoilers, the prequel fills big answers to big questions left from the Trilogy.

Don't think these answers are plot holes being filled by a short story, The Disappearance stands on its own and probably wouldn't make much sense without the background novels.

The Disappearance is only available through The Readers Club on Faure's website, it is well worth signing up to the club (it is free) and for a change, the newsletters are enjoyable to read and not just the sales pitch for the next (or current) books out.

[Suzanne Hare]

Time travel, brilliant people and funding disappearing. Then in comes the government demanding proof and a desperate attempt to prove it will work. This is a prequel to the Cassandra Programme Series and introduces the concept of the series and the main characters. It was interesting and creative. I enjoyed the writing style and how the book was organized. I look forward to getting into this series.