House of Phoenyx

House of Phoenyx, Book #1

by S.C. Clark

Percaline Golden’s life hasn’t exactly been easy. Family tragedies have forced her to grow up a lot faster than she wanted to, but at least she’s always been able to be strong for her younger sister, Savannah, and lean on her best friend, Lucas. But an encounter with a prophet and a dream sent by a ghost will lead Percaline on a journey to a bizarre and wonderful world where she’ll have to learn the true meaning of strength – because the whole world will be depending on her. Read the amazing tale in House of Phoenyx, Book 1.

Genres: Fantasy

447 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 22, 2014

About the author

S. C. Clark lives in Colorado where she collects sweatshirts, jackets, and snow. When she’s not writing (or working at that god-awful government job she complains about incessantly) she enjoys long walks on the…ah, mountain shrubbery and cuddling up with her pet unicorn. One day she hopes to write something they’ll turn into a theme park, but for now she’ll settle for making enough money to adopt a penguin. For more information on S. C. Clark or to contact her please visit www.houseofphoenyx.com.

Reviews

[Alfred J. Coscia · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great Read

I really enjoyed the experience of reading this book. I like the characters, plot and pure imaginative fun this book packs in. There is a lot of action and I cannot wait to read the sequel! I recommend this to anyone who loves a good fantasy. Pure enjoyment, in my humble opinion..

[naeemah · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good read ever!!!

This book deserve a five plus rating. Keeps your attention, dialog is immensely everything! Lol, you just can't stop reading. I would recommend this book to all paranormal readers!! I want to read all continuing books!! When I can afford them, awesome books!!!

[Sarah · Rating 4 out of 5]

I really enjoyed it, and instead of ranting about how amazing it all is, or how much i enjoyed the characters and how i screamed at the end cos i'd stab people to get to the next book, i'll just say "read it".