Spark Rising

Spark Rising

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All that’s required to ignite a revolution is a single spark rising. Two hundred years after the cataclysm that annihilated fossil fuels, Sparks keep electricity flowing through their control of energy-giving Dust. The Council of Nine rebuilt civilization on the backs of Sparks, offering citizens a comfortable life in a relo-city in exchange for power, particularly over the children able to fuel the future. The strongest of the boys are taken as Wards and raised to become elite agents, the Council’s enforcers and spies. Strong girls—those who could advance the rapidly-evolving matrilineal power—don’t exist. Not according to the Council. Lena Gracey died as a child, mourned publicly by parents desperate to keep her from the Council. She was raised in hiding until she fled the relo-city for solitary freedom in the desert. Lena lives off the grid, selling her power on the black market. Agent Alex Reyes was honed into a calculating weapon at the Ward School to do the Council’s dirty work. But Alex lives a double life. He’s leading the next generation of agents in a secret revolution to destroy those in power from within. The life Lena built to escape her past ends the day Alex arrives looking for a renegade Spark.
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"We know this fight won't be easy. In fact, it'll be one of the hardest things you'll encounter in your life. You have to be passionate about this rebellion. People will die. But this fight isn't only to save us. It's to save the generations after us and to ensure that no one ever has to live through the President's tyranny ever again. It's to give everyone a better future. Think about it." Vivian King can't remember a time when the world wasn't controlled by a tyranny. She only knows oppression and misery. But never had she seen it first hand until her parents were murdered by the Presidents henchmen. Vivian chooses to join a fight that will ultimately bring freedom or destruction to her city. The question is, does she have what it takes?

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