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Invitation

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“Choice lies on the edge of fate.” This is told to Ryan Brennan, a quiet teenage boy, on the day his life changes forever. Earth is not alone. There are thousands of worlds, bound together by portals, though access is restricted. Worlds who wish to invade others must gain entry through winning the ancient tournament known as Jrulasii The decree of the Chosen Warrior. Magnes, the sadistic evil ruler of the world Terrapenya, needs one more victory to invade Earth and add it to his growing empire of destruction and suffering. He sends his Chosen into Earth to eliminate the resistance before the tournament arrives. Kemuri, Diamond, Dimitri, and Temperance do what they can to protect the Chosen, but they need help. Ryan is the Seraph, a unique soul who must choose to become a host for a powerful creature called a Sentinel. Along with his cousin, and two unlikely allies, the boys begin their journey through grueling training, exciting adventures, and harsh realities in hopes to keep Earth’s Chosen alive long enough to reach the tournament.Shadow has devoted his life to defending those who cannot protect themselves. Alberto left the life of Mexican cartels to care for his family. Hsu Pang struggles with the destiny he may not be ready for. There choices will determine the fates of others.Who will accept their invitation?

431 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 23, 2013

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May 28, 2024
A very well written book. The character development is well rounded. The story has multiple points of view but easy to follow. The book has an easy flow and a story line with enough action and feelings to make me not want to put it down. Definitely recommend. Thanks to the cliff hanger, I am on to book 2.
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