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Key
Mats Strandberg, Sara B. Elfgren
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Beschreibung
The heart-stopping conclusion to the trilogy that’s “a mix between Supernatural and Pretty Little Liars . . . The Key certainly packs the biggest punch” (Culturefly). The final installment of the Engelsfors Trilogy—an international sensation with rights sold in twenty-nine countries—The Key combines thrilling action and dark magic with all the passion and drama of teen life. The result is nothing less than explosive. By the end of the second book, Fire, only the Chosen Ones remain as the last defense against the mysterious, demonic forces that have been plaguing Engelsfors. The Chosen Ones are still coming to terms with their loss when evil strikes again, barely a month after the showdown in the school gym. They have no chance to recover, and no choice but to rally together to try to prevent the apocalypse—even while their personal dramas threaten to tear them apart. Time is running out for the Chosen Ones to fulfil the prophecy and save the world, but whether they succeed or not, one thing is certain: Everything will change. “With nods to Buffy the Vampire Slayer and a mix of slow-burn character development with breathless episodes of intense action, this volume will entice teens to read the first book in this captivating series.” —School Library Journal “When the prophesied apocalypse finally descends, watching the Chosen Ones shed their petty concerns to come together as a team of truly formidable heroines is worth the wait.” —The Horn Book “The closer puts its small-town teen ensemble through the wringer.” —Kirkus Reviews
