The Farfield Curse
Published: 9/9/09
Cover Art: Brandon Dorman
Bran Hambric was found locked in a bank vault at six years old, with no memory of his past. For years, he has lived with one of the bankers, wondering why he was left behind — until one night, when he is fourteen, he is suddenly confronted by a maddened creature, speaking of Bran’s true past and trying to kidnap him.
Bran finds that he is at the center of a plot which started years before he was even born: the plot of a deadly curse his mother created…and one that her former masters are hunting for him to complete.
Haunted by the spirit of his mother’s master and living in a city where magic is illegal, Bran must undo the crimes of his past… before it is too late.
US / UK (English): Sourcebooks / Scholastic
RUSSIA: Published as “Bran Hembrik i proklyate Farfilda” by Eksmo
BRAZIL (Portugese): Panini Brazil
TURKEY: Artemis Yaylinari Publishers
“Everything a young adult read should be.”
Kim Harrison
author of Once Dead, Twice Shy
“Brims with mystery, magic and fun.”
D. J. MacHale
#1 NYT Bestselling Author of The Pendragon Series
“a story you’ll want to pick up, but not put down!”
Kaza Kingsley
author of the Erec Rex series
Kaleb Nation’s first story – penned at age 9 – featured the heroic and egotistical King Kaleb on a submarine journey under the North Pole. At 12, Kaleb phoned the editor of a major publisher to pitch a book idea but was sent to talk to security instead. Unhindered, he continued to write as a teenager and completed his first novel in 2003 when he was 14. Six years and many edits later, his book was published in multiple languages as his 2009 debut novel The Farfield Curse. Its sequel, The Specter Key, was published on 10/10/10. One of his publishers is the same company that rejected his call years before, but everyone is friends now.
Enjoyed The Farfield Curse? Read the sequel.
The Specter Key
Book 2 in the Bran Hambric series
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