Scorched (The Sapphire City Chronicles, Book 1)
By (Author) Erica Hayes
Book 1
HarperCollins Publishers
One More Chapter
27th January 2015
United Kingdom
General
Fiction
Fantasy romance
Superhero stories
Adventure / action fiction
Crime and mystery fiction
Speculative fiction
Thriller / suspense fiction
Narrative theme: Identity / belonging
823.92
Paperback
332
Width 129mm, Height 198mm, Spine 21mm
270g
A fast-paced, page-turning superhero dystopian urban fantasy the perfect escape from the real world!
In a world where everyone wears a mask, you can't trust anyone not even yourself.
Verity Fortune was once Sapphire Citys top crime-fighter, wielding her powers of telekinesis to battle the citys most despicable villains.
Now, shes consumed by a single burning desire -
Revenge.
Against those who took away her mask, her memory, and nearly her life.
Having escaped from the asylum they left her to rot in, Verity dons her mask once again and becomes the Seeker, a vigilante warrior for truth.
But when she unwittingly uncovers an evil conspiracy deep within her own family, shes suddenly on the run, alone and hunted by those she thought were on her side
Readers are loving The Sapphire City Chronicles:
Wow! This read was a real fun ride! A very grown-up superhero story with a hell of a pace, well drawn characters and fantastic, punchy dialogue. Verity Fortune is my spirit animal Erin
I havent read such a good book in a long timea really refreshing urban fantasy/superhero tale that I simply gobbled up Rebecca
Kind of like batman, but a girlthere are some major twists and surprises that I did not see coming Maghon
Action packed and riveting, I would recommend this book to anyone who likes superheroes
This book's tone was very reminiscent of The Dark Knight with Heath Ledger, full of cunning misdirection and unpredictable characters. And the ending! Oh boy the endingWorth every one of the five stars I gave it Judith
I''m an Aussie living in northern England, where at least the hospitality and the beer are warm. I write in coffee shops, feed my enormous cat, and watch TV or read until far too late at night. If it''s got serial killers, superheroes, monsters or spaceships preferably all four I''m there.On the big issues: Captain Picard is cooler than Captain Kirk, Batman would beat up Superman, and vampires are hotter than werewolves any day. See, I knew we''d get along.