Phoenix Heart: Season 2, Episode 3: "Endless Dawn"

Written by Sarah K. L. Wilson

Narrated by Elise Hoffman

Under the toughest pressure, friends emerge.

Cut off from her phoenix by an endless dawn and captured by enemies, Sersha is about to learn who really cares about her and about saving their world. The Flamerarch who threatened her in Briccatore are just as trapped as she is, the ai'sletta and her other friends have left without her, and now even her phoenix is unreachable. Hope is dwindling in all of Briccatore, but just maybe there is still a reason to persevere.

For lovers of DRAGON SCHOOL, CROWN OF FEATHERS, DRAGON RIDERS OF PERN and HOWL'S MOVING CASTLE comes the second season of the phoenix-rider serial novella series from USA Today bestselling author, Sarah K. L. Wilson, sure to fill you with the love of adventure and bright hope.

Note to readers: This is a novella serial with episodes that take approximately three hours to read. Each episode is like a favorite tv show, ending at an exciting point, and picking up again with the next episode. Younger readers and those pressed for time are perfect for this format. Enjoy!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Sparkflight Books
• Release date: Apr 5, 2022
• ISBN: 9781669671770

Sarah K. L. Wilson

I write timeless stories. Not the stories you think you want but the stories you don't know you desperately need.I believe in happy endings and that it should take a lot of struggle to get to them.I believe that sometimes violence is the answer, that sometimes no one is coming to save you, and that self-sacrifice is always worth it.I believe in big twists and beginnings that start in the end.I believe in heroic acts of bravery, that chaos sometimes trumps order, that there's humor in dark things, and that risks are what you make of them.I believe in the someday that will make all things new.And I believe in stories - sweeping, epic, glorious stories that renew our hearts and our hopes and refresh our minds like woodland streams.Oh, and I'm a USA Today bestselling author. I suppose I should mention that.