Books with title The Fifth

Suzanne Parker hates her new life. She used to have wicked friends and a boyfriend old enough to buy beer, but her parents freaked out and moved her to the vanilla suburb of Benowa. Now all she has is her dog, a silent cell phone, and a jock named Gabriel who keeps trying to be her “friend.”But Gabriel--football player and member of student council--is more than the stereotypical face he presents to the world. He’s an Elemental, a person born with magic, and he says that Suzanne is one, too. If she chooses magic, Suzanne is stuck in Benowa with Gabriel forever; if she doesn’t, she’ll be free, but alone and vulnerable to other Elementals who want her power for themselves. And Gabriel is not the only one who has noticed her…

Suzanne Parker hates her new life. She used to have wicked friends and a boyfriend old enough to buy beer, but her parents freaked out and moved her to the vanilla suburb of Benowa. Now all she has is her dog, a silent cell phone, and a jock named Gabriel who keeps trying to be her “friend.” But Gabriel--football player and member of student council--is more than the stereotypical face he presents to the world. He’s an Elemental, a person born with magic, and he says that Suzanne is one, too. If she chooses magic, Suzanne is stuck in Benowa with Gabriel forever; if she doesn’t, she’ll be free, but alone and vulnerable to other Elementals who want her power for themselves. And Gabriel is not the only one who has noticed her…

Once a tropical paradise, the Twilight Islands have succumbed to an endless winter. Along with snowfall, the unforeseen climate has brought with it vile creatures that make meals of the local populace. Unable to handle the unfolding crises, the Mayor has disappeared, leaving his deputy to help the fleeing denizens relocate.Undeterred by the unexpected threats, Aros, Rikki, and Doren head into a harsh blizzard to find the missing Mayor and the map he possesses; a map that will lead them to the fifth Key and the end of their journey to keep King Neanthal forever imprisoned.

https://www.facebook.com/TheFifthSunBook The Aztec Emperor, Toltec, has lost his three sons in a horrific battle against their enemies. Without an heir, his Empire will be lost. Against all odds, the Sun God decrees that Toltec’s wife will bear a new heir who will become the most-revered emperor the Aztec nation has ever seen. The Empress instead, gives birth to twin boys; one of them, according to the Book of Destinies, will become a courageous warrior; the second, born under an unfavorable sign, is fearfully banished from the kingdom. Yet, as their stories unfold, the reader soon discovers that destiny has an unexpected path of it's own.

Toltec, the old Aztec Emperor, is devastated. He has lost his three sons in a horrific battle against their enemies. Without an heir, who will take over when the Emperor dies? Against all odds, the Sun God decrees that Toltec’s wife will bear a child who will become the most-revered emperor of the Aztec nation. But instead, the Empress gives birth to twin boys. One of them, according to the Aztec Book of Destinies, will become a courageous warrior; the second, born under an unfavorable sign, is banished and sent to be raised by witches. Yet, as their stories unfold, the reader soon discovers that things are not always as they seem.

Once a tropical paradise, the Twilight Islands have succumbed to an endless winter. Along with snowfall, the unforeseen climate has brought with it vile creatures that make meals of the local populace. Unable to handle the unfolding crises, the Mayor has disappeared, leaving his deputy to help the fleeing denizens relocate.Undeterred by the unexpected threats, Aros, Rikki, and Doren head into a harsh blizzard to find the missing Mayor and the map he possesses; a map that will lead them to the fifth Key and the end of their journey to keep King Neanthal forever imprisoned.

Kearn Thode mounted his pinto and rode out of the courtyard of the Baggott Hotel and down the Calle Rivera under a seething tropic sun. Limasito's principal street was well-nigh deserted in the lethargy of the noon-day siesta, but the flower-market was a riotous blaze of color in the glistening white plaza, from which radiated broad vistas of fantastically painted adobe and soberer concrete, ending in a soft green blur. The young petroleum engineer had pictured a ten-year-old boom town in the Mexican oil belt as a wilderness of rough shacks and board sidewalks, with possibly a dancehall or two and an open-air movie as the only attractions, and the thriving little city had proved a welcome surprise.

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