The Last Tears of a Phoenix Series Books 1-3

Shadow And Bone Meets Avatar Meets Twilight In This Wildly Imaginative Ya Fantasy That's Been Hailed By Hollywood's Script Hub, The Blacklist, As Both Screen-worthy And Powerful . . . Where One Can Immolate In Both Light And Dark Forces Of The 'self', Emerging Reborn. Dayanara Kenna Can Survive A Night With Some Of The Worst Man-eating Plants Conjured To Life By Man. She Knows What Do When A Sea Dragon Rises From The Crystalline Ocean Waters Near Her Isolated Village.but When She Discovers A Young Man Setting Himself On Fire Outside Her Village Boundaries, She Realizes There Is A Lot She Still Doesn't Know About The Crystal-studded And Volcano-ravaged World Around Her.her Search For Answers Takes Her On A Wild Adventure Where She Encounters New Friends And A Culture Riddled With Anomalies: Fiery Rebirths, Tears That Give Life, And A Self-healing Population With Inexplicable Scars.but Perhaps The Most Surprising Thing That Dayanara Finds . . . Is Dorian.the Two Natural-born Enemies Are Drawn To Each Other, With A Connection So Powerful That Dayanara Believes Nothing Could Ever Sever It--until She Learns The Magnitude Of What A Certain Ritual Means For A Being Like Dorian.she Soon Finds Herself Caught In The Middle Of Love, War, And A Duty To Her People. When All Three Collide, She Emerges-indelibly Scarred-and She Is Set On A Course That Will Change Her Life Forever. Dayanara Kenna can survive a night with some of the worst man-eating plants conjured to life by man. She knows what do when a sea dragon rises from the crystalline ocean waters near her isolated village. But when she discovers a young man setting himself on fire outside her village boundaries, she realizes there is a lot she still doesn't know about the volcano-ravaged world around her. Her search for answers takes her on a wild adventure where she encounters new friends and a culture riddled with anomalies: emotion-obliterating Rebirths, tears that give life, and a self-healing population with inexplicable scars. But perhaps the most surprising thing that Dayanara finds . . . is Dorian. The two natural-born enemies are drawn to each other, with a connection so powerful that Dayanara believes nothing could ever sever ituntil she learns the magnitude of what a certain ritual means for a being like Dorian. She soon finds herself caught in the middle of love, war, and a duty to her people. When all three collide, she emergesindelibly scarredand she is set on a course that will change her life forever.