
The Kota
Book 1
by Sunshine Somerville
548 pages· 2013· ISBN 9781493723454
About
The future is an ugly place, but we are not left without hope...
In a war-scorched future, the Dominion tyranny rules with an iron fist. Genetic experimentation has created freaks and unbeatable soldiers alike. The Elite thrive in technologically advanced cities while common citizens languish in poverty. And always, the dehumanizing DRK virus threatens.
In a war-scorched future, the Dominion tyranny rules with an iron fist. Genetic experimentation has created freaks and unbeatable soldiers alike. The Elite thrive in technologically advanced cities while common citizens languish in poverty. And always, the dehumanizing DRK virus threatens.
Only a people called the Kota offer hope - hope in the form of prophecies...
It is Trok's responsibility, after 500 years, to find and unite four prophesied Kota Warriors destined to save Earth. However, nothing about these children is what Trok expects. Loree is an assassin with the uncanny ability to dematerialize. Zaak is forced to grow up on an alien planet. Alex is a telepath mysteriously abducted for a year. Ryu has incredible mutate-genes of strength.
Whether the Warriors are ready or not, Earth and its struggling rebels are in desperate need of saviors. But can four Warriors really make a difference?
Whether the Warriors are ready or not, Earth and its struggling rebels are in desperate need of saviors. But can four Warriors really make a difference?
Working as the immortal Interceder, Trok knows that winning this war will take a miracle - one even he cannot foresee.
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