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The Phoenix Will Rise
Paperback
Series: Elite Guardians, Book 1
Publisher Price: $17.99
ISBN13: 9781918660005
Publisher: Rose Wildblood Press
Published: Feb 28 2026
Pages: 306
Weight: 0.67
Height: 0.69 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Heroes. Villains. Fate. Fire.
Fifteen years ago, humanity changed forever. Powers awakened, gods and villains were born. Some learned to wield their powers. Others broke beneath them.
Callie's gift should have made her powerful, but instead it made her dangerous. Her ability is unlike any other. A sort of allure that can command hearts, or destroy them.
But when the world's strongest hero, Valour, sees the potential beneath the chaos, he offers her something she never thought possible. A chance to become more than her curse.
Yet darkness is rising. Because in the shadows waits a villain who knows her name, her power, and the secret buried in her bloodline. The shadows whisper of destiny, of immortality, and of a fire within that can reshape the world.
As the lines between hero and villain blur, Callie must decide what kind of hero she truly is... before her power burns the world to ash.
The Phoenix Will Rise is perfect for readers who crave gothic romantasy, superpowered adventure, and morally grey temptation. Be afraid, but do it anyway...
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