The Ellegers: Our Moment, Our Time

ISBN-13: 9781500946159 / Angielski / Miękka / 2014 / 176 str.

Isabel Aghahowa

Opis

The year is 4020, two thousand years into Earth's future, and the world is populated by both humans and Ellegers, aliens whose psychic abilities give them the ability for futuristic time travel and mind reading, among other things. An uneasy peace has existed between the two races for hundreds of years, but an old evil is threatening the survival of the whole galaxy, and if darkness falls across this fantasy dystopia, it could mean war... Enter Sharlette, a young woman whose tragic past still haunts her, but whose Ellegent abilities might just be able to save everyone she cares about, if she would only accept the call to action and adventure fantasy. Overwhelmed by her destiny, she travels to Lunit Square, the training ground for all young Ellegers, and it is here she learns a devastating secret... She, along with two others - one a cold, aloof woman and the other an old friend with whom she once shared a fledgling fantasy romance - are Ellegers of Lunic. They are prophesised to either save the Earth, and the Ellegers' home planet, Lavex, or to destroy it in the Planet Fustarion, the collision of worlds that happens every ten thousand years. It is Sharlette who must carry this burden. Under the protection of a new identity and with the aid of futuristic time travel provided by her psychic abilities, Sherlette must travel through a world of action and adventure where it seems everyone is out to kill her. Forced to wrestle with her faith and her conscience, she must train hard in order to be ready before darkness falls at the time of Planet Fustarion. But as adventure fantasy and romance threaten to collide and bring her life to ruin, evidence emerges that one of her friends might not be as trustworthy as she thought... An imaginative new world for fans of fantasy dystopia, 'The Ellegers' combines everything you could want in a Young Adult novel.

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