Guy Erma and the Son of Empire is a new three-part action adventure, set a long time ago on a planet far far away.
” Someone somewhere had decided Sas Darona plague could be used as a weapon.”
“They called them poison pills, and in some cases the glass eco-systems containing six venomous flies were displayed as part of contemporary interior decor. Strange!” Karl Valvanchi mused, “When you consider the insects are practically unstoppable and breed exponentially into great clouds of death. These plague weapons went beyond deadly. They were planet-killers.”
13-year-old Teodor has found a way to escape from kidnap, how long before he is safely home?
13-year-old Guy Erma has run away from everything he has even known and no longer knows what the future holds.
Their adventure has forged an unexpected friendship, but do they really trust each other? Dare they share their darkest, deepest secrets??
The paths of Teodor Freyne and Guy Erma have now become one, their fate becomes that of the Empire they were born to when they discover a hidden terror.
My Review
Exile is the final installment of Guy Erma and the Son of the Empire, yet it is only the beginning of what lies ahead for Teodor. In Exile, Teodor finally escapes from being held as a kidnap victim and returns to his mother.
A lot happens in this final part of the book, but I can’t give anything away without giving a lot of spoilers! I will say that not everything is as it seems in this story. You never know who to trust or who is telling the truth.
The characters in the entire story are well-developed, and there is quite a bit of world building. I like how this is broken down into three parts as it makes it easier for a younger teen to absorb. The descriptive language that the author uses makes you feel as if you are in the story. Sci/fi isn’t usually a genre I will just pick up and read, but I am glad I gave this one a try. If you are a fan of Star Wars and stories that involve different planets and federations with ruling families, you will enjoy Guy Erma and the Son of the Empire.
Be sure to read my reviews of Kidnap and Hunter if you missed them!
About Author Sally Ann Melia
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This sounds like a great series. I don't usually read scifi, but I love a good young adult book. I'll have to look into this one.
I don't either, but I was pleasantly surprised at how much it kept me entertained.
I loves series because I find myself so invested in the characters that I don't want to just read one book! This series looks like one that I need to add to my summer reading list!
Me too! When your son get a little older, he would probably enjoy it too.
This sounds like an interesting book. I'm not much of a sci fi book fan, but I could try this one!
It is very cool! I don't normally read this type of book, but I was impressed.
I like to keep track of YA titles as I love to give them as gifts to those special young people in my life, as a former Special Ed teacher I feel like I must gift young people in my life, books, books and more books and instill in them a love of reading!
My dad taught special ed until he retired! Books are the best gifts we can give!
At first glance, I didn't think I would be interested since I don't usually read sci-fi, but the review really sparked my interest. I absolutely love a book series since I always hate to see a good book come to an end.
That is exactly how I felt when I was first contacted to read this, but I am glad I did. The characters are so interesting.
This sounds like a really exciting adventure! I know I'm already curious as to who can be trusted in this race to save the world.
It really is a great book!
My teens would love this series. At I know my teen son would. You wrote a great review.
Thank you! Sometimes they run the first book free, so keep an eye out!
This sounds like a story my sister in law would love. I will definitely share this post with her and see what she thinks.
Great, thanks!
Sounds like a great book. I'm not sure if my nieces have heard about this series, but this is something that they would love to read.
If they like sci/fi they'll love it!
Sounds like a very interesting story to read. I will have to be sure to read this one.
It is!