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Elias Sparta The Oracle Of The Three Suns Volume 1 - cover

Elias Sparta The Oracle Of The Three Suns Volume 1

Agnès Ruiz

Publisher: Babelcube

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Summary

Elias Sparta is struck by lightning while the sky is clear. By the will of Zeus, the god of thunder, he finds himself in Ephoria, a strange and unknown world. As soon as he arrives, he is confronted with the disagreeable Antares, the king's son, but also discovers Sandros, who will become his friend. Elias goes from surprise to surprise when he learns that he is one of the three chosen ones, just like Sandros who has a rather special gift and Auxane, the apprentice priestess. Zeus's chosen ones will therefore have to accomplish the oracle of the three suns and restore sight to the ancestral dragons. 


Agnes Ruiz is the author of several bestsellers, which sold over 370,000 copies. She was a huge success with her first novel "Ma vie assassinée". She writes for adults as well as for young people. His news on the investigation of Detective Rachel Toury is also very successful in Europe and across the Atlantic. Several translations of its titles are available. She is originally from Normandy (France) and lived for almost 20 years in Canada. She is married and has three children.
Available since: 07/20/2021.

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