More than a Phoenix

by Ashlyn Chase

Overview

What do you get when you take

Two phoenix shifter brothers

Throw in one powerful witch

And one…monkey shifter?

Mallory Summers is losing it. She's discovered she can talk to dead people—and she might be able to shift to monkey form. Firefighter Dante Fierro knows the quirky beauty isn't crazy—just supernatural. But what would she think if she knew his secret?

Hothead Noah Fierro has his own sparks flying with gorgeous ER doctor Kizzy Samuels. While the attraction is mutual, so are the supernatural secrets. With this much sizzle going on, how do you not get burned?

Fighting fires is easy... Finding love is the hard part.

Phoenix Brothers series:

Hooked on a Phoenix (Book 1)

More Than a Phoenix (Book 2)

What People Are Saying About Ashlyn Chase:

"Shapeshifting done right! …This fast-paced romance is a must-read."—RT Book Reviews for Hooked On A Phoenix, 4 Stars

"This story has it all: laughter, tears, magic and sizzling heat."—Night Owl Reviews Top Pick for I Dream of Dragons, 5 Stars

"What could be better than hot firefighters who shift into dragons and phoenixes?"—RT Book Reviews for Never Dare a Dragon, 4 Stars

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781492645535
Publisher:	Sourcebooks
Publication date:	09/25/2018
Series:	Phoenix Brothers , #2
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	352
File size:	1 MB

About the Author

Award winning author, Ashlyn Chase specializes in characters who reinvent themselves, having reinvented herself numerous times. With a degree in behavioral sciences, she mainly worked as a psychiatric nurse and Red Cross RN. She’s happily married to her true-life hero husband who looks like Hugh Jackman if you squint.

Editorial Reviews

"Chase continues her Phoenix Brothers series, following Hooked on a Phoenix, with this enjoyable, lightweight paranormal tale." — Booklist

From the Publisher

2018-09-18

Two phoenix shifter brothers find their mates in this slapstick paranormal romance set in Boston.

The Fierro brothers, Dante and Noah, live together, work together as firefighters, and share the same secret: They're both phoenix shifters. Now they're about to fall in love. Mallory Summers is going through some odd changes. She's talking to people who aren't really there, and her body keeps going furry. The only man concerned enough to help and kind enough to keep things quiet is Dante, a former schoolmate now all grown up. For Noah, he's found companionship with Keziah "Kizzy" Samuels, a compassionate doctor from Boston General. What he doesn't know about Kizzy is that she's a witch. All of these elements lead to a rather complicated courtship for the brothers, plus the changing of Dante and Noah's familial bond as they grow closer to their respective heroines. The plot is vastly overstuffed: Mallory is becoming a spider monkey shifter. Noah has found a magical book written in Latin. There are mysterious cults of men casting spells in the Amazon rainforest. It's a wild ride but not because of any exciting thrills. With so many competing details, predicting what will be thrown in next is nearly impossible. Focusing on a single couple would have done wonders for the breakneck pacing.

Shoving 10 pounds of plot into a five pound bag prevents either romance from shining, and connecting with the characters is impossible since we never spend significant time with any of them.

Kirkus Reviews