To say this book took me on an emotional rollercoaster would be an understatement. You know when you’re reading a book and you feel everything the character is going through? That’s how From the Ashes felt.
Phoenix lost her father to what the police were saying was a suicide. Then her mother takes her own life. Left with a note from her mother, a box of secrets, and a locket, Phoenix is sent to live with an aunt she didn’t even know existed, an aunt who wants nothing to do with her. But her aunt is rich, and with that, gets Pheonix into Darkwood Academy, so she can finish off her senior year.
Darkwood is a school for the rich and elite, and Phoenix got in on a scholarship, something everyone immediately looks down on her for. Except for her new roommate Liz, who seems too nice to seem genuine. She also catches the eye of Daxon, Mason, and Colt, the Kings of Darkwood. But Daxon’s dad has it out for her because of something that happened in the past, and he makes the boys do everything in their power to get her out of the school. The boys get more than they ask for when they start to fall for Pheonix. But secrets of the past always find a way out, and all their lives will be changed forever.
This book has several trigger warnings, including suicide, self-harm, bullying, and slut shaming. Please read them all before starting this book.