Reseña del editor:
"The evils of the World in which Anaxagoras shall come will be caused by the unworthy people of the world. Our race shall come unto the Earth and bravely wage war with them . . .” In 2021, the Vampires attacked Earth and decimated the human population. After a fierce and bloody battle, war commander John Howe led the forced evacuation of the humans to the gigantic orbiting space station Regnum, and the human refugees have been there ever since. Then one day, General Howe's orphan nephew, Alexander, uncovers a terrible secret about his past—and that he may be the subject of prophesy. “Two decades later, a new kind of evil, a Falsifier, shall come unto the Earth . . .” The boy's world is turned upside down when Gareng, the Vampiric General, reveals his own family ties to Alexander. As the two grow closer, Gareng begins to question the wisdom of his people waging Vampiric war on the humans. But Gareng's own son will stop at nothing to seize control and eliminate the humans once and for all . . . “There will be a second coming of Anaxagoras, when the sun is blocked by the moon . . .” After learning his true origins, Alexander finds himself in an impossible situation: he must choose whether his allegiance lies with his mother's people, or with his father's—and condemn the other to certain doom. “In the End of Days, the Falsifier shall challenge Anaxagoras for the fate of the world . . .” But migra is thicker than water, and as Alexander embraces his role as Falsifier, he begins to hope that there could be another way. Can Alexander forge a peace between the two warring factions—could he and Gareng ever convince the Vampires to agree—or will prophecy reach its bloody final chapter as Earth is plunged again into unrelenting war?
Biografía del autor:
Rishabh Jain was born in the city of Kanpur, in India, in 1990. From a young age, he displayed remarkable traits of creativity and inventiveness. At the tender age of 5, he wrote his first story, which consisted of 5 sentences on one diary page. The remarkable thing was, that the story was complete in all respects, in that it had a proper beginning, a middle body, and a proper ending, making his parents proud and happy. When a young boy of 8 or 9 years old, Rishabh left his father (himself an electrical engineer) shocked and speechless one day, when he managed to make an asymmetrical and unbalanced structure made of blocks, of which he was very fond of playing, stand stable for 2 to 3 minutes, blissfully unaware that the laws of physics and mechanics made it impossible. Rishabh entered Pathways World School in 2003, an International Baccaulaureate School on the outskirts of New Delhi, in the 8th Grade. Being an absolutely ardent fan of and enamored by the Lord of the Rings trilogy - and the Harry Potter series - it was his dream to write a story of his own as a “Trilogy”. This was the inspiration from which he conceived the genesis and plot of this current book The Red Serpent Trilogy, and he finally realized his dream and completed the book in 2006 and was issued the copyright to the same in January of 2007. After earning his International Baccaulaureate Diploma in 2008, Rishabh entered the Mechanical Eng program at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, where he presently resides and is currently pursuing his engineering degree. AUTHOR HOME: Kanupr, Uttar Pradesh, India
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