As one of the few born as a phoenix shifter in the fae kingdom of Aegricia, Taryn Raye was born to be just that. A warrior. A protector of the portal into the human realm. When merchants from the barbarian kingdom of Warbotach start trouble in the port city of Flamecliff, what starts out as a skirmish turns into so much more, putting the kingdom, and the portal, into jeopardy.

If Messalina doesn’t find her fated mate, her kingdom will fall. Your daughter will be queen someday. Those were the words spoken by the enchanted Shadow Glass, meant for fae princess, Messalina Lumino. Only she has no daughter. She doesn’t even have a mate. Raised in the Aegrician royal family, her grandmother the queen for nearly one hundred years, Messalina knows the crown will choose a new queen soon. The crown chooses who will rule, after all. But it never gets the chance. While Messalina is worried the crown will choose her as the next queen, a position she does not feel ready for, there is a plot by another to use magic and murder to steal the throne. If Messalina wants to save her kingdom, she must flee her own world and sneak into the human realm to find her prophesied human mate and bear the kingdom’s future queen. If she fails, not only will the cost be her own life, but it will also be the downfall of her kingdom. Shadowed by Prophecy is the first book of a prequel trilogy for the Crown of the Phoenix series. The events take place about twenty\-five years before Crown of the Phoenix, with a different main character.

In the years since the death of her father, Holera Glowbrook has never given much thought to finding a mate, investing herself completely in her warrior training instead. As one of the few born as a phoenix shifter in the fae kingdom of Aegricia, she was born to be just that. A warrior. A protector of the portal between the realms of fae and humans. When her best friend insists that she join her at the local tavern, something Holera never does, she finds more than just the male of her dreams. She finds trouble with her general, and barbarians. Mate of the Phoenix is a prequel novella story from Crown of the Phoenix series based on the character, Holera.

‘Each tick brought her closer to her doom. Tick. Aurelia forgot how to breathe. Tick. Panic consumed her. Tick. She needed to get free. Tick. Before it was too late. Tick.” Aurelia Vesta did everything with her sister, Septima… including running away from home. When their father announced their arranged betrothals, her sister vowed to die before following through with the marriage. Aurelia, determined to find a place where Septima would be allowed to be with another woman, led the way into the Howling Forest, but their late night escape landed the pair in a fantasy realm full of death and danger. Their new world grants her sister equal rights, but that freedom comes with a heavy cost. Aurelia finds herself among the fae as their world teeters on the precipice of a war, and suddenly the blissful future she’d promised Septima doesn’t feel so certain. But, even with the promise of violence hanging over their heads, the Vesta girls find love… until dark secrets and hidden betrayals taint their new lives. When her closest ally deceives her and a blood-thirsty king threatens to conquer both worlds, can Aurelia find the courage to survive? Or will the magical warfare claim her as a victim? This Book One of the series does end in a captivating cliff hanger! You won’t have to wait for Book Two though! I promise! The Crown of the Phoenix series is expected to be a trilogy… This book contains mature themes, situations, and language.

Septima is gone. Those were the last words Aurelia Vesta heard after being wounded in battle. Her sister had been captured by the enemy, and no matter how hard she searched, there was no sign of her. After fleeing their home together and crossing the portal into a magical fae world, the sisters were separated. The vow they'd made to always stay together was broken. With the phoenix warriors of Aegricia and the war\-torn kingdom of Norithae by her side, Aurelia will do whatever it takes to save Septima and end the barbaric Warbotach ruler's reign of terror over the land of Ekotoria. But the corrupt king is the least of her worries. His people conquer without remorse, but they are nothing more than puppets, and the Warbotach leader? He’s just a weapon wielded by a force everyone believed was gone for good. When the battle rages and heroes fall, can the tide of the war be turned, or will the continent of Ekotoria—and Septima—be lost for good? No matter what happens, one thing is certain. The fae realm will never be the same. The Crown of the Phoenix series is a trilogy so Crown of the Exiled, which is book 2, will end on a cliffhanger. Trigger Crown of the Exiled contains graphic (consensual) sex, mature language, captivity, violence and some torture.

Official blurb coming soon! Book 3 of the Crown of the Phoenix trilogy! The ground of Aegricia is painted with blood but the war isn't over.