Phoenix (Tuatha De Danann Book 1)

Children’s storybooks speak of benevolent fairies at the bottom of the garden who scatter glitter and grant wishes.

These are not those fairies.

Too many attempts have been made on Alex Baylie’s life for her to stay on earth. So when she escapes the mortal realm for Tír na nÓg and into the arms of the Tuatha De Danann of Irish mythology, it is out of necessity.

With nuances of Raymond E. Feist’s Riftwar Saga, and David Eddings’ Belgariad, Phoenix follows Alex as she flees from enemies unseen and power unimagined, straight into the dangerous arms of the fae: warriors, magicians, walking weapons whose only thought is kill or be killed. In this violent realm contested by god and demon, she must embrace her power and decide between love and hate, being the oppressor or the oppressed—or die. Her choice.