The Last Phoenix
6 primary works 7 total works planned
Book 1
They call me a thief like it's a bad thing.
Once upon a time, I was simply Veronica Neill. Daughter, sister, phoenix. But now I’m all alone, and life as an avian shifter and "acquirer of fantastical things" is dangerously sexy and fun.
At least it is until someone beats me...
They call me a thief like it's a bad thing.
Once upon a time, I was simply Veronica Neill. Daughter, sister, phoenix. But now I’m all alone, and life as an avian shifter and "acquirer of fantastical things" is dangerously sexy and fun.
At least it is until someone beats me to my latest mark, and I'm blamed for a gruesome murder I most certainly didn't commit. Now I've got a choice to make. I can get taken in by the hotter-than-hell agent sent by the Death Enforcement Agency, or wait for my bloodsucking client to realize I've failed at his job.
I don’t like either door, so I'll take the window instead. Time to track down the real killer and clear my name.
If I don’t solve this murder fast, then I might just be facing a lifetime in a grim reaper's prison. Or worse, a lifetime of servitude to my client, a vampire who’s turning out to be far more dangerous than I realized.
If you loved Nalini Singh’s Guild Hunters, Ilona Andrews’s Hidden Legacy, or Seanan McGuire’s InCryptid series then you will devour The Last Phoenix series.
Book 2
Good news? I’m no longer a thief. Bad news? I’m no longer a thief.
Some may consider that only good news since I'll no longer run the risk of getting my ass thrown in a grim reaper prison for the rest of my extremely long life. Longevity comes with the...
Good news? I’m no longer a thief. Bad news? I’m no longer a thief.
Some may consider that only good news since I'll no longer run the risk of getting my ass thrown in a grim reaper prison for the rest of my extremely long life. Longevity comes with the phoenix nametag. Except I happen to enjoy the thrill of the hunt that comes with relieving goods from my unsuspecting targets.
Too bad a sadistic vampire messed it all up for me.
But things never stay boring for long. When I find a necromancer’s undead creation stumbling across a Miami beach - a highly illegal practice these days, I’d like to add - I get pulled into an investigation by the Death Enforcement Agency. Sounds like fun, right?
Wrong.
There’s one huge problem. I’ve been recruited by a man I can’t seem to resist, a sexier-than-sin grim reaper who sets me aflame in all the best and worst places. The attraction is unnaturally strong, but I can’t focus on solving that problem until we find the necromancer responsible for the newly undead.
Because if we don’t nip this dead-man-walking situation soon, we may have a rising zombie apocalypse on our hands.
Book 3
I’m in hell, but some witch I know calls it Arizona.
At least Tucson’s an excellent place to hide from the hefty bounty on my head, now that the entire supernatural Community knows I’m the last phoenix. Catching me comes with a set-for-life kind of price tag.
I don’t blame the...
I’m in hell, but some witch I know calls it Arizona.
At least Tucson’s an excellent place to hide from the hefty bounty on my head, now that the entire supernatural Community knows I’m the last phoenix. Catching me comes with a set-for-life kind of price tag.
I don’t blame the bounty hunters; business is business after all. But I’m beyond pissed at the maniacal mage who outed me and caused this whole mess.
Trouble seems to find me wherever I go, though. Only a month into my desert exile, a grim reaper shows up and dies on my doorstep. The necromancers are trying something new, and if they get their hands on me and my resurrection ability, both the human and the fae world will be facing a mad man’s terrifying reign.
Oh, and did I mention I’m being stalked?
Book 4
What the hell was I thinking? (Don’t answer that.)
I followed a maniacal fae mage through a portal to who-knows-where, and the only thing keeping me alive is this infected werewolf bite. When I finally wake from my fever dreams, I find out I’m not in Miami anymore. In fact,...
What the hell was I thinking? (Don’t answer that.)
I followed a maniacal fae mage through a portal to who-knows-where, and the only thing keeping me alive is this infected werewolf bite. When I finally wake from my fever dreams, I find out I’m not in Miami anymore. In fact, I’m not in the human world at all.
Holy shit.
The people who’ve taken me underwing are part of a rebellion against the realm’s false queen, a woman who drove out and most likely murdered the entire royal family. I’m pretty impartial to all the politics, but the leader of the rebellion is giving Thane a run for his money on the hotness scale. And unlike the grim reaper, who I’m so unfortunately attracted to on a cosmic level, this new guy is very much alive.
None of that will matter if I don't help rescue my new friend Ivan from the mages’ clutches. Failing to do so means I may be stuck here...
Forever.
WINGS OF MAGIC is the 4th book of 7 in The Last Phoenix series, a kickass urban fantasy romance containing fast-paced action, snarky humor, portal travel, a variety of shifters, a hearty dose of swearing, and a healthy splash of slow-build romance.
Book 5
The queen is dead. Long live the queen.
Focusing on getting the kingdom back to normal after Galina’s false and terrible rule has turned out to be a monumental task. Especially because I can’t stop the nagging feeling in the back of my mind that I need to get back...
The queen is dead. Long live the queen.
Focusing on getting the kingdom back to normal after Galina’s false and terrible rule has turned out to be a monumental task. Especially because I can’t stop the nagging feeling in the back of my mind that I need to get back to Miami. Back to Thane.
Find your mate, Pavel said, but I’m running out of time.
I arrive just in time to stop Thane’s angelic ascension. Except now we’ve got to find some mystical item created by the dragons that no one has seen in centuries. Failure to do so means he’ll die a real and final death.
This journey will test us in ways we’ve never been tested before. I just hope we can both make it out alive. The odds aren’t looking so great for either of us, especially once the undead get involved...
Fucking vampires.
WINGS OF LIFE is the 5th book of 7 in The Last Phoenix series, an urban fantasy romance containing fast-paced action, snarky humor, portal travel, a variety of shifters, a hearty dose of swearing, and a healthy splash of steam.
Book 6
