The Eighth Day

Percy Jackson 's fans eat this first book of Diane K Salerni' s Time Bend series. And it combines the excitement of exciting magic and pulse shock. Amid this striking adventure, 13-year-old Jax Aubrey found a secret 8th day rooted in Arthur's legend

When Jax awakens to a world without anyone, he thinks this is a zombie catastrophe. But when he saw his 18-year old guardian, Riley Pendle, he learned that he certainly was on the 8th day - an extra day between Wednesday and Thursday. People like Jax and Riley are able to live for 8 days, but others exist only on this special day, including Evangeline, an elusive girl hiding in the next house.

Evangeline is hiding for reasons. She is a descendant of a powerful wizard Merlin and the group of people wants to use her to destroy the normal 7 day world and all the people living there. Jax faced an impossible choice between protecting his new friends and protecting the entire human race from complete destruction. Even on the eighth day, I do not have much time.

In some myths, the eighth day created the grace of a new "person". After the seven-day fasting and repentance, the eighth day was filled and it was renewed. 7 + 1 is the number of octaves. This is a continuous theme in all esoteric belief systems. Frequency and sound knowledge is an important key for the ancient 'Mystery School'. China's belief system 8 represents the whole. This is all the performance possibilities. 8 is considered a lucky number. PAKUA is a design that depicts the eight triangles and the opposite side, usually the circumference symbolizes time and space. There are 8 kinds of human beings fun

There are lots of magic, adventure and myth, and it is difficult to let go of it on the 8th. Like Jax, Jax seeks, makes a mistake, and is guilty. He has the right to visit the 8 th day and the right to ask a special question (Jax can get answers of almost everyone he wants), Jax tries to grasp his position in the transition period , And his role will be very good. This book is mandatory. I have a lot of movement to turn over every page. In addition, there are many interesting characters like Riley, Evangelin, and the Donovan family. This book is troublesome when explaining all the kings and legends of Arthur, but as it goes well, this story catches you and can never let go. You can definitely swallow it quickly. This is the first trilogy of the three parts of the plan. Personally, I can not wait to see what happens next.