S.E. Smith is an internationally acclaimed, New York Times and USA TODAY Bestselling author of science fiction, romance, fantasy, paranormal, and contemporary works for adults, young adults, and children. She enjoys writing a wide variety of genres that pull her readers into worlds that take them away.
I cannot say it enough times, Miss Smith is absolutely awesome in how she weaves and links all of her worlds. So good to see Phoenix coming into and realising her destiny, even though it’s early days, but remaining herself. Sorting out bullies, saving the cadets and taking on an assassin, plus finding her mate. And the fact her future mate is Adam, the son of Gracie and Kordon Jefe, from the Zion series, absolute magnificence. Another young man who is struggling with his parentage, his direction in life and growing pains as all young people do. How he stepped up automatically to be a leader shows he was more mature than he believed. Kindly gifted by the author.
S.E. Smith has created such amazing characters and worlds. I love when she crosses them over. The Dragonlings hold a special place, especially Phoenix. This was a wonderful coming-of-age story for her and glimpse back into the world if the Zion warriors, showing Adam Jafe, how he has grown and his own growing pains. I can't wait to see how this relationship matures as they do, growing into the people they were always meant to be.
I really enjoyed this story about Phoenix Reykill meeting and helping her true mate, Adam Jefe. This was action packed. It was also sweet. Poor Creon. His little girl is growing up. I look forward to the kids as adults.
I love reading stories about Phoenix, about the Dragonlings and about all the different species in the different series! This was a wonderful story that combined characters from two of the different series and it is amazing.
As they grow up it's delightful to watch them develop into compassionate beings with integrity and honesty. That, that is what we should aspire to should be what humanities goal. When I read them it gives me hope.