The Last Guardians - Veira, R. S.

. .

Résumé :
After fifty years of peace, war again threatens the majestic world of Aela. Her great champions, the Guardians, who successfully quelled the Angelic insurgency and ended the Civil War, have disappeared. As news of their disappearance spreads through the realm, chaos ensues and whispers run rampant of a new Angelic uprising. With another war on the horizon, a reluctant hero emerges. The task of saving the world has fallen on the scrawny shoulders of Reuel Haldane. A lanky, green-skinned fourteen-year-old boy, Reuel belongs to a race known as the Windwalkers. Like his fellow Windwalkers, he possesses exceptional speed and agility. It is customary on Aela that at the age of fourteen, the children of the five races- Windwalkers, Shimmers, Grindblers, Aquatis, and Angelics-travel to the Kingdom of Ira to have their abilities assessed and classified. It is here Reuel discovers the truth about the Guardians' disappearance and the role he must now play in the coming war. With the fate of Aela now in his hands, Reuel must lead a group of misfits on a journey to avenge the Guardians and make a stand against the Angelic threat. If he fails, he'll have to watch all that he loves destroyed. The Last Guardians is a gripping tale of love, duty, and destiny. ...

Biographie:
R.S. Veira, born Raphael Sylvester Veira, is an author, filmmaker, orator, and self-proclaimed dreamer. Veira, the son of Jamaican parents, was raised in Cleveland, Ohio, and has been a storyteller for as long as he can remember. Featured on Yahoo! News, Veira co-founded Dream With Me Productions in 2018 where he brings films showcasing diverse voices to life. To fuel the written side of his storytelling work and uplift other authors, Veira also launched RSV Ink, a publishing imprint, and is the author of five published books. Most recently, Veira wrote, directed, and produced his award-winning debut feature film Meeting Ms. Leigh. Before moving to LA, Veira graduated cum laude from Cleveland State University, where he played Division I basketball and won the Horizon League Sportsmanship Award in 2014. Veira is often invited to speak to audiences about his journey and has been a keynote speaker at high schools, colleges, conferences, and business luncheons across the country.