Everyone deserves a chance at redemption.

One look at Elric, and Athan knows: something is wrong with this exiled prince. He’s full of holes, rusting, and what should have been a bright human soul is turning to rot and decay.

It’s not too late to save him though. Athan is going to do everything in his power to bring Elric back to the light, away from the temptations of ambition. He refuses to give up on that spark he sees inside Elric, the person he knows Elric could be if he could let go of all his hurt and pain.

If Athan fails, it’s going to be heartbreak all over again. But if he succeeds, a void in both their hearts will be filled. And maybe Athan’s own soul will be healed in the process, too.

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Though The Phoenix and His Prince should function as a standalone, it is best enjoyed after reading The Dragon and His Prince and has many spoilers for Dragon. (Please mind the warnings for Dragon, as it is considerably darker than Phoenix!)

Content notes: Phoenix is a villain redemption story that contains a scene of sexual assault between main characters.