The Upper Limits - James, J. B.

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Résumé :
Abducted, enslaved, and powerless fighting for survival. The day started like any other day. Narrock, Allister, and the rest of their kindred engaged in training to unlock their upper limits: mental, physical, emotional, spiritual and heart. To unlock a limit, a warrior must prove themselves worthy to complete the temple ritual. Back then, the goal was simple, train to become an elite warrior. No one could have imagined how drastic their lives would change in less than one sun cycle. One moment, they were free. The next, they were engaged in a battle more intense than any training they have ever experienced-survival. After being kidnapped to Ryzanu, ten children of Jhatar werestripped of their identity and forced to accept new names. The girls, sold as servants to the twenty-four Routen, and the boys, thrown into the Coliseum where every day was a fight for their life. Desperate to see his people freed, Narrock spent ten years trying to understand how his captures had harnessed the power of the elements. He knew the gifts from his world were not enough to return him home. He would have to become like his captures, and harness the power of the elements, if he hopes to have a chance of seeing Jhatar again

Biographie:
I absolutely love anime with Naruto being my favorite of all time. Any given weekend, my wife and I will spend the entire day finding new shows finishing them before have to go back to work. I love fantasy novels and I am truly grateful my wife talked me back into reading in 2017. As a result, I was introduced to series like Throne of Glass, The Poppy Wars, Jade City, The Seven Realms, Shadow of Bones, and the Bone Witch to name a few and now I would much rather read a book than go to the movies. In October of 2018, I woke up after having a dream about an idea and set my sights on having my debut novel be publish ready by the end of 2019. I am well on my way to that, and anticipate releasing my first novel on 29 October 2020. All-in-all, I decided to become an author because I wanted to be free. There are enough restrictions placed on my life from the time I have to go to work, to the time I can come home, to what I should eat, and on and on. However, when I pick up my pen, there is absolutely nothing to stop me from allowing the story in my heart from being spoken. I write because I have found my voice and because I have given myself permission to not only dream again, but to also imagine.