Rise Of The Phoenix (The Phoenix Trilogy Book 1) - Plot & Excerpts
This city was the same as the others; barren and lifeless. Entire major metropolitan areas are void of the life they use to hold and in a constant shade of grey. The sky above was a layer of fog so dense the daylight resembled a full, moonlit night. Looking up at the night like sky, Phoenix wished that just once the sun would pop through so the rays could warm her always ice-cold skin. With a sigh, she continued through the silent, empty city. A city so silent you could hear a pin hit the cracked asphalt. A city that was once alive with music, food, endless parties, and excitement, now lay dead under a blanket of dust and death. Hearing voices she ducked into a narrow alley and crouched behind a rusted out dumpster. Phoenix peered around the side as the alley opening became blocked with five people. She pressed herself against the brick wall holding in the remains of a French Quarter home. “Shit,” she whispered to herself. “Why can’t there be any hot chicks around?” one of the men said.
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