Author Description

Prequel to the "A Tale of Hayara" series A crown. An affair. A throne all covet. The Bronze Age is ending. New tools are being discovered to help in humanity's war campaigns, increasing body counts along with the means to success. Harrania has vowed to try a peaceful approach, but not all are satisfied with this change in imperial policy. The Blood of the Phoenix has been the human manifestation of the symbol of Ar, the great Phoenix himself, in the hearts of Harranians for as long as they can remember. For millennia, the royal family and the descendants of the phoenix intermarry, ensuring the purity of their lines. The gods, however, work in mysterious ways, forcing mankind to bend to their will. Pawns are born to create an inevitable change. When the monarchy is threatened, and new powers rise with an eye on the obsidian throne, will the call for peace survive the cries of war? The prequel to the "A Tale of Hayara" trilogy, an AU Armenian historical/mythological fantasy series set in the late Bronze and early Iron Ages, Blood of the Phoenix is for those who enjoy a combination of war, romance, internal struggles, and emotional passages written with poetic flair. Here is what others have to say: "This was a great quick read. The storyline is interesting and well-written. A great author that I recommend." - Goodreads Reviewer "The descriptions and dialogue were rich and compelling. Blood of the Phoenix was full of action." - Goodreads Reviewer Blood of the Phoenix transports us into the time before the main events occur. Where Book 1 sets the stage with Rise of the Phoenix, Book 2 takes us on a journey to see the birth of the gods that take over the later pantheon in a power struggle to regain what Book 1 ripped away with force. Child of the Phoenix sees innocence lost and characters finding themselves before Book 3 offers a little bit of everything for everyon