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Book 1: Planet of the Apes

"Planet of the Apes" is a science fiction novel by French writer Pierre Bull, written in the form of a diary. Its protagonist is journalist Ulysses Meroux, who, as part of a space expedition, finds himself on a planet ruled by intelligent apes, while humans, stupid animals, have failed to climb the evolutionary ladder. Full of caustic irony, this book was and still is a reflection on social change and the eternal cycle of the development and decline of great civilisations."

Book 2. The Island of the Dead. Harsh Light

The universe of the thirty-second century is vast, densely populated and complex. It is difficult, but not impossible, for a person born more than a thousand years ago to adapt to it. This was proven by Francis Sandow, who was the only Earthling to master a highly paid rare profession of an ancient race. But few people manage to become fabulously rich and successful without making dangerous enemies. After receiving strange, disturbing news from the past (or even from the afterlife), Sandow leaves his comfort zone and has to find out who is plotting against him. As in the past, he has to consult a wise mentor, meet with old friends and enemies, recall old loves (and more than one) and resolve moral dilemmas. And eventually, he finds himself on the ominous Island of the Dead, where he has to fight a ritualistic duel with a powerful and unexpected opponent. Revenge and death, friendship and love, technology and miracles - this is the story of a godly man who remained human.