Phoenix: How do you survive when your worst nightmares are a reality?

by Mystique Roberts, V.V (Illustrator)

Addi thought she finally found what she had been so desperately craving, love. Ever since she was young she dreamt of having a great, once in a lifetime love. Then one day her dreams turned into a terrifying reality. The guy she thought could be 'the one' ends up being the one person who could very well destroy her life.

When her fairy-tale takes a cruel twist of fate, it takes an emotional and physical toll on her. This is the riveting story of one girl's struggle to make the hardest decision of her life and the many obstacles she goes through to do so. Will she finally make the decision needed, or end up being another statistic?

178 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 21, 2016

About the author

Mystique Roberts is an English Literature and Creative Writing Major currently pursuing her education in hopes of obtaining a PhD. She is a professional editor, romance author, graphic designer, social media manager, and all-around creative professional. Mystique has always been a lover of words and the power they hold, but started writing as an emotional release to heal from some past experiences. When she realized she could help others the way so many books had helped her, she decided to publish her first novella. Mystique now edits for other authors prior to publishing, helping them polish their words to get publish ready. She also is working towards a career in publishing, learning anything and everything she can about the crazy, wonderful world of books. She is mildly addicted to coffee, music and inspirational quotes. In her spare time, she loves to write, read, spend time with her family and travel anywhere and everywhere she can.

Reviews

[Skyler · Rating 5 out of 5]

It wasn't. A bad book. It was recommended by a co worker and I did enjoy reading it. The author was able to paint a clear picture in my head of what was happening


But I'm curious to know what happened to smokey the kitty.

[Cassandra · Rating 5 out of 5]

It was relatable and very emotional it agreat read!