The Prisoner and the Sun - La série

Fantasy adventure. Inspirational allegory. The journey of a lifetime. Young Iliff believes his prison world to be all there is. But when a stranger tells him the incredible story of a long-ago escapee, Iliff resolves to learn the truth. Thus begins his journey to find the Sun, a magnificent power from which all things are said to originate -- including him. But first he must venture beyond the very walls he is charged with upholding and into realms deep and dark, where fearsome creatures lurk. A fantasy-based search for one's true self, The Prisoner and the Sun Trilogy will be enjoyed by fans of The Alchemist and Jonathan Livingston Seagull. Escape is followed by Lights & Shadows and Final Passage. Appropriate for ages 10 and older

The journey is over. The quest for the Sun fallen to ruin. From the depths of a hopeless swamp, Iliff condemns himself. But when he encounters a dethroned king and his war-torn subjects, he stirs to new purpose: to protect these good people from the darkness of the world. It will be his redemption. Or will it? For the more fiercely Iliff struggles to fortify their light, the greater looms the enemy's shadow -- and his own. So continues The Prisoner and the Sun, the fantasy-based trilogy that asks: What lies beyond our walls? Lights and Shadows is preceded by Escape and followed by Final Passage. Appropriate for ages 10 and older

"You are closer than you believe." These are the mystic Adramina's final words to Iliff. But despite years of searching, Iliff and Skye have neither seen nor felt the one Mountain rumored to climb beyond the clouds to the Sun. And Skye is fading. Now the challenge before Iliff is clear: complete his quest or lose Skye forever. With time short and hope waning, he knows his looming journey will demand everything of him. But clues are few and cryptic and all seem to point toward the last place he ever expected, or wanted, to venture. The stage is set for the powerful conclusion to The Prisoner and the Sun, the fantasy-based trilogy that asks: What lies beyond our walls? Final Passage is preceded by Escape and Lights and Shadows. Appropriate for ages 10 and older