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A vampire experience unlike any other.
From USA Today bestselling author Shay Roberts comes the third book of Emma’s Saga, a gripping vampire novel set in the celebrated Heartblaze world.
Dive into this sensational story and join Emma as she faces her ruthless nemesis in a showdown for the ages.
My name is Emma. A witch named Rowan stole my dagger, a Fae artifact that will destroy the world if I can’t get it back. But how can I recover it if I don’t have a body? The bitch stole that too.
When I started reading I couldn’t put it down. - Ana
Full of twists and turns, nearly all of which took me by surprise. - Oscar
I am in love with this story, these characters, this author! - Olpster
READING ORDER
There are three separate trilogies set in the Heartblaze world. You can start with any of them, but if you want to read all three sets, the recommended order is:
Tyler’s Saga
Emma’s Saga
Ash’s Saga
AUTHOR Q&A
How would you describe this series?
The books are fast-paced paranormal thrillers with both action and romance. When I began writing this series, I set out to create something that would challenge readers. I believe most readers are smart people who enjoy a thought-provoking book. The Heartblaze books are told from the point of view of multiple characters and take place in the present-day as well as the past (much like Outlander.) These books are not for people looking for light and fluffy reading, nor for readers completely unfamiliar with the paranormal genre.
Is this series appropriate for all ages?
No. It is not appropriate for children. The series is written for adults, young adults, and mature teens.
What types of creatures are in the novel?
Quite a number: vampires, werewolves, werebears, ghosts, witches, and fae. All of them are portrayed in new ways. For example, the werewolves are shifters who channel animal spirits from the distant past. The fae have their own unique language that plays a role in some of the books. It’s a functional language that I spent a year developing!
