About this ebook
But Jules’s friend Miranda, trapped in the Gateway Book, will soon die if no one helps her out—if that were even possible. Worst, Ralston lies in a glass coffin, with special air keeping him barely breathing.
With his friend, Holden, Jules embark on a dangerous trip to Handover, unsure if they would even make it there on time, or even alive, to look for the Key that seemed to be the only way to release the trapped Miranda. His heart heavy at the thought of his brother dying and possibly never seeing Mosche again, Jules relies on the untrustworthy Alair who has already deceived them more than once. Without the Key, without Mosche and Miranda, and without fixing the crown, Reign will not only be forever cursed, but something else far worse was about to hit the Kingdom. Something that even Gehzurolle fears. And nothing scares the evil lord Gehzurolle. Except maybe a sixteen year old Elfie boy, named Jules Blaze.
Escape into the fantastic land of Reign and journey with Jules and his siblings as they fight against time amidst never-ending crisis to save themselves, and their people, the Elfies, from what must surely be certain death for the entire kingdom.
If you like epic fantasies like Lord of the Rings and Rick Riordan’s type adventures, you will love the Reign Trilogy. Search Terms: allegorical Christian fantasy, Christian teen fantasy, epic fantasy, young adult literature, fairy tale, children's book, teen fantasy
About the author
Emma Right is a multiple Award Winning and Amazon Best Seller author, and a homeschooling teacher/mother of five--her eldest is already happily married living in the Pacific West Coast of the USA.
She hopes you find my stories rich and engaging.If your kids want fun and exciting? Imaginative stories that will offer complex characters and thought-provoking plots, head over to Emmaright.com to sample her books. Her stories are high in moral values and give kids something to think about long after reading them.
Her stories are for (YA) young adults, (15-18), Middle Graders (11-15) and Elementary readers (which you could also do as a read-aloud for the younger readers and discuss the pictures and choices the characters make) and deal with:
Responsibility
Friendship
Perseverance
Importance of Choices
Moral living
Family values
Visit me at Emma Right at emmaright.com for tips and ideas about books, homeschooling, bible devotions, and author helps of various sorts: Also follow me on Facebook emma.right.author and "like" her fan page at http://www.facebook.com/
