The Sparks
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The Sparks
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ナレーター：
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Jon Eric Preston
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著者：
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Kyle Prue
このコンテンツについて
Honor does not bend. A will of iron does not break. Victory lies within the ashes.
The Vapros, the Taurlum, and the Celerius: three dynasties bound by an ancient promise, and given superhuman abilities to protect the city of Altryon from the dangerous world beyond its walls. The Vapros have the ability to teleport and turn their enemies to ash, the Celerius have super speed and the ability to heal from any wound, the Taurlum have skin like steel and godlike strength. Centuries of petty infighting have turned the families against each other, resulting in a secret war. A powerful emperor now rules over all, as the families have been weakened by massive casualties.
Sixteen-year-old Neil Vapros desperately wants to become an assassin to please his hypercritical father. After failing his first mission, Neil learns that a sinister new force has awakened. This mysterious new power threatens to shatter the established order and threaten the lives of everyone in Altryon - regardless of their family name or allegiance.
About the Author
Kyle Prue is an award-winning author, actor, and comedian. Prue wrote The Sparks when he was just 16 years old. He will complete the series with The Flames and The Ashes.
©2015 Kyle Prue (P)2022 Kyle Prue批評家のレビュー
IndieFab Award
Best Book in Florida and Best Fiction for Young Adults
Honorable Mention at the New England Book Festival
Honorable Mention at the Midwest Book Festival
Honorable Mention at the Southern California Book Festival
Honorable Mention at the International London Book Festival
International Moonbeam Award for Best Young Author
"A crackling read. The Sparks builds a vivid world that is at once otherworldly and relatable. Characters spring from the page in a deft twist on mythology that belies Kyle Prue's young age. He's a voice to be heard." (Scott Bowles, USA Today)