Phoenix Adventures Novels & Stories

Adrian’s pov The first time I catch her scent, it nearly knocks me off my feet. I am not easily surprised. I have lived decades, I had watched mortals burn cities to the ground, rebuilt them, and ruined them again, all for pride, all for love, all for foolishness. I have seen blood spilled in rivers and tasted every kind of heartbeat under the stars. Nothing should surprise me anymore. Yet the moment I walked towards the kitchen at my own party, her scent hits me like fire.

He had to. Unici Academy for Supernaturals wasn’t awful, but it wasn’t the place for Cole. He was dark, powerful and the only Phoenix in the entire school. There was no way he belonged here. But Genevieve, that damn witch—she was hell-bent on keeping him here, telling him nothing but it was ‘her duty.’ But her duty can kiss his ass. He was busting out of here. And he was sure as hell going to enjoy squeezing her neck while he did.

The Phoenix Pact had crossed oceans, but fire does not burn the same way everywhere. What had begun as a movement rooted in the soil of the Philippines now flickered in languages Maria could not speak, in traditions Celeste could not fully understand, in contexts Leah had never imagined. The flame was alive, but the winds were shifting. And with new winds came crosscurrents—clashes, misunderstandings, complications.

“And for the love of the Goddess, do not eat their food or drink without negotiating your safety. We do not need them keeping you as a pet.” She fires off these warnings like we’re in the middle of a magical rap battle, and somehow we’re supposed to keep up. “Well, shit,” Phoenix mutters, trying to shake his head before remembering his hair is being cut. “You’re sending us into a minefield wrapped in glitter.”

Ava closed her eyes, the image of the phoenix rising from the ashes flashing across her mind. Project Phoenix might have risen from the shadows, but she and Jackson, like mythical phoenixes themselves, were ready to rise from the ashes of their own lives and fight for what was right.

After hanging up, Adrienne turned around to pick up the crime scene kit as she uttered, "There's a new case. Let's go over now." Looking at the dark circles under her eyes which appeared because she hadn't rested well for days, Jefferson was distressed. He stepped forward and held her in his arms tightly. He really wanted to tell her, "Don't think about work anymore! Let's go home and have a good rest." However, Jefferson couldn't say so. He put on the glasses for her and patted her back. "Let's go!" ...... Phoenix Hill was a famous sight-seeing spot in the northern part of the Paramount Area. There was a river named Phoenix River which flowed into the sea. This sight-seeing spot was just ou

"Well, a normal day, could you contact Liam, and tell I am free now if he wants to see me." "Right away ma'am." After 4 years of living on my own I am quite successful. My company skyrocketed and is now among the top 5 companies in the world. After living in Norwood for a year, I started looking for the other surviving Phoenix. It was hard but I found them. They were barely alive so I took them in and treated them, after 6 months they asked me to be their clan leader, because like a pack Phoenix are strong together even if they don't go berserk after leaving the clan they still need one.

This was the first time she was turning into a Phoenix and it felt good. It all happened suddenly, as she became weak. And soon she was on the ground, her body took weak to stand. She saw a kindly figure as her sight became a blur. She drifted into consciousness as she felt hands on her feathers. Sam Gunnigham He knew he was watched but never expected it to be the Phoenix. He saw as she took off, and he knew a Phoenix when saw one. He scratched his head as he grunted in frustration. "Why was the Phoenix spying on him?"

Flora decided to go on with the flow and shake her doubts or fears loose. She was fully aware that it was the way to enjoy her holidays spent on the island. The guide, Damien Castle, toured her around the beach as she said she wanted to walk barefoot on the sand. She felt the sand was also hot, and she needed a little time to adjust to the heat before she could walk the way she wanted.

I smile, throwing my shoulders back. Three of them burst into fits of laughter, whilst Maddox stares at me with a strange look in his eyes, one I didn’t even want to decipher, I had boiled it down to either sex or murder, neither of which I would appreciate. I should have known they would find it hard to believe, their hadn’t been a Phoenix sighting in many years, the last one when I was only a child and I didn’t know to hide what I was. But I didn’t know if they knew about that.