Description
Book SynopsisThough the
Phoenix and the
Banshee have divided the precious solar panels they teamed up to salvage at the end of
Phoenix Rising, both ships are missing the crucial component that will allow them to actually put the panels to use. And so Toby and Ayla warily team up to infiltrate a sect of sun worshippers to steal the equipment.
They think entering trials to be chosen as the Sun and Moon for the sect’s upcoming sun festival will be an easy feat, but learn all too soon the true cost of failure. There are other young couples equally desperate to win who will do whatever is necessary to eliminate the competition. Enduring days without sleep, hours sitting in the blistering sun, and a deadly maze, Toby and Ayla need to work together to win.
Still, past betrayals may be forgiven, but never forgotten. And their alliance could go up in flames at any minute.
Trade ReviewPraise for Phoenix Burning: "Pearce’s creepy dystopia remains full of shocks and scares, one twist following another. . . . Fans will clamor for it eagerly." —
BooklistPraise for Phoenix Rising:"Fans of dystopian tales will appreciate Pearce’s world-building and attention to detail in the mechanics of the new world. The opening fake newspaper clippings feel pulled from today’s headlines, adding to the sense of realism and the possibility that the book’s events could happen in the future." —
School Library Journal "Thrilling steamship adventure." —
Kirkus Reviews“I loved it! The age of the junk-punk has arrived!” —Sarwat Chadda, author of
Devil’s Kiss“Thrilling, fast-paced and original.” —Emma Pass, author of
The Fearless “Heart-thumping adventure . . . 100% a winner!” —Zoë Marriott, author of
The Swan KingdomPraise for Phoenix Burning: "Pearce’s creepy dystopia remains full of shocks and scares, one twist following another. . . . Fans will clamor for it eagerly." —
BooklistPraise for Phoenix Rising:"Fans of dystopian tales will appreciate Pearce’s world-building and attention to detail in the mechanics of the new world. The opening fake newspaper clippings feel pulled from today’s headlines, adding to the sense of realism and the possibility that the book’s events could happen in the future." —
School Library Journal "Thrilling steamship adventure." —
Kirkus Reviews“I loved it! The age of the junk-punk has arrived!” —Sarwat Chadda, author of
Devil’s Kiss“Thrilling, fast-paced and original.” —Emma Pass, author of
The Fearless “Heart-thumping adventure . . . 100% a winner!” —Zoë Marriott, author of
The Swan Kingdom
