As Sara struggles with powers that overwhelm her, she must decide whether to turn her back on this new life or embrace her identity as Sapphire the Phoenix Child. The lives of hundreds of magical creatures rest on her decision.

Powerful beings take a dangerous interest in the creatures The Children of Fire are called to save. The challenges of growing leadership and conflict with a Mayan god challenge Sapphire's strength.

Kayin's black curls have turned bright red, and fire dances in his eyes. His mother, convinced that he’s become a demon, casts him out of his village in Zimbabwe. Will he ever find his home again?

Horrified by the consequences her decisions have on the people she loves, Sapphire has to choose between her own happiness and her responsibilities as the Jewel of Akasha.

A tormented creature haunts the Suicide Forest calling the hopeless to their death. With innocent lives on the line Sapphire must trust herself to lead her family and friends through the dangerous beings of Japan. Burdened by the memories of her failures and hurt by her friends’ distrust Sapphire isn't sure how she can make it another day.

Normal people don’t vacation in India during the monsoon season. Sapphire is anything but normal. Still, vacations are supposed to be fun and all she wants to do is relax, sort out her confused heart, and wait for her cousin to be born.

In the beginning, Sapphire had been just another kid in foster care. Now she has everything she ever dreamed of, a loving family, friends who wouldn’t leave, and the power to keep them all safe and whole.

Fate has other plans.

Traveling across continents, Sapphire grapples with mythical beings, ancient riddles, and inner demons. She and her family fight to protect everything they hold dear from the egomaniacal schemes of Cartazonon.

She will succeed. She must. But at what cost?

Finally able to spend some quality alone time together, Shin and Kayin are looking forward to romance, fun, and sexy times. But they find they also face some tough decisions. Is their new love strong enough to handle the pressures of not only first-time intimacy, but society and family expectations?

Determined to help his mother, Carlos doesn’t care that the courts severed her rights. Legally, he might be an orphan but somehow he will find a way to still be a good son.