Bobbie Peers established himself in Norwegian film history by winning a Palme d’Or for his self-written and directed film, Sniffer. Transitioning from his award-winning film career, Peers made a notable debut as a children's book author. His contributions to children's literature feature compelling narratives and unique characters designed to spark young imaginations. Peers' writing style offers an engaging and thought-provoking reading experience for his audience.
Code-breaking genius William Wenton returns to the Institute for Post-Human Research in hopes of discovering why the intelligent metal luridium in his body seems to be causing seizures, but while there he encounters secrets, increased security, and threats from an enemy he thought was frozen in the basement.