Name: Prosper Redding the Last Life of Prince Alastor
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Author: Alexandra Bracken
ISBN: 9781484799895

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Prosper Redding the Last Life of Prince Alastor

Type

Physical Book

Author

Alexandra Bracken

Publisher

Disney-Hyperion

Year

2020

Language

English

Pages

448

Format

Paperback

Dimensions

19.3 x 13.0 x 3.3 cm

Weight

0.45 kg.

ISBN13

9781484799895

Synopsis "Prosper Redding the Last Life of Prince Alastor "

Three hundred years ago, fate bound Prosper Redding and Prince Alastor of the Third Realm together. Now the human boy and fiend heir to the demon kingdom must put aside a centuries-old blood feud to save everything they love. Alastor will guide Prosper through the demon realm--under one huge condition: Prosper must enter into a contract with the malefactor residing in him, promising eternal servitude in the afterlife. With Prosper's sister in the clutches of the evil queen Pyra, Prosper has no choice but to agree. But when they arrive in Alastor's deliciously demonic home, the realm is almost as alien to Alastor as it is to Prosper--the lowest fiends have dethroned the ruling malefactors, while an unfathomable force called the Void is swiftly consuming the realm. The desperate fiends cling to the one person who says she can stop it: Pyra. As Prosper embarks on a perilous rescue mission to the Tower of No Return, he can't help but feel for the demons losing their home--even Alastor, who lives by a set of rules that have vanished in a new world. With the fates of humans and demons at odds, the battle lines are drawn. Long ago, Prosper's ancestor Honor Redding proved that humans and demons could never be friends. But is Prosper like his ancestor? And is Alastor the same demon who was betrayed by the one human he cared for?

Alexandra Bracken

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Alexandra Bracken (Phoenix, 1987) is an American writer specialized in fantasy and science fiction youth literature. She studied History and English at the College of William & Mary and worked in the publishing industry before dedicating herself fully to writing. Her first novel, Brightly Woven (2010), was recognized by Publishers Weekly and was a finalist in the Goodreads Choice Awards as Best Debut.

Her most famous work is the Darkest Minds series, which includes The Darkest Minds (2012). Additionally, she has written adaptations such as Star Wars: A New Hope – The Princess, the Scoundrel, and the Farm Boy (2015). Her books have been bestsellers in The New York Times and translated into multiple languages.

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