If her love life is going down in flames, she might as well spark a revolution. Finding out on your sixteenth birthday you're a shape-shifting dragon is tough to swallow. Being hauled off to an elite boarding school is enough to choke on. Since Bryn is the only crossbreed at the Institute for Excellence, all eyes are on her, but it’s a particular black dragon, Zavien, who catches her attention. Zavien is tired of the Directorate’s rules. Segregated clans, being told who to love, and close-minded leaders make freedom of choice almost impossible. The new girl with the striped hair is a breath of fresh air, and with Bryn’s help, they might be able to change the rules. At the Institute, old grudges, new crushes, and death threats are all part of a normal day for Bryn. She'll need to learn to control her dragon powers if she wants to make it through her first year at school. But even focusing on staying alive is difficult when you’re falling for someone you can't have... The Going Down in Flames series is best enjoyed in order Reading Order: Book #1- Going Down in Flames Book #2- Bridges Burned Book #3- Trial by Fire Book #4- Fanning the Flames Book #5- Burning Bright

"Donny Taylor is adjusting to life in Sulfur and his role as personal assistant to archdemon Angela Obscura. But when he almost killed again, he begins to question whether or not Angela cares about his fate at all. Maybe he should leave? But how will Angela react?"--

'Down in Flames' is an exploration of mental illness through the lens of fantasy. Arien Vlahos is a depressed soldier with a history of trauma and suicidal tendencies, but when a two thousand year old shapeshifter comes to him with a chance for a life worth living and death worth dying, Arien will try to save the world to end his pain.

Ivy Spencer has known about the existence of her true mate since her thirteenth birthday. When she comes face to face with the man who has haunted her dreams for the past seventeen years, her secrets keep them apart. Uprooting her life to a new city and taking a new job is just the first step in getting the proof she needs to stop a dangerous killer. Easy there, Tiger! Theo Jensen has to mentally chide his inner animal every time he’s around his mysterious, gorgeous new hire at his law firm. It doesn’t take long for him to realize that Ivy Spencer is his mate, but he knows she’s hiding something from him, something life-threatening. Add to that, he’s got his own baggage to deal with in the form of a cheating ex. Will Theo be able to uncover Ivy’s secrets before he loses her forever?

Tierney Doyle has been in love with firefighter Ronan Kelly from the moment she arrived in Redemption. Sixteen and pregnant, she saw him as a fantasy—and ten years later he still is. Serving as maid of honor when her sister Siorse married her dream man cut Tierney like a knife—but she knew the fantasy was all she could ever have. Though her sister has been gone for a while, Tierney still has to keep her feelings—and her secrets—close. Because what Ronan can never know is that she’s not Tierney Doyle. When shadows of her past start reappearing, Ronan’s protection brings needed safety, but also an unexpected heat. Does he really want her, or is she just the next damsel for him to rescue? When her feelings make him a target, too, will she have to give up everything she’s found to save the people she loves? Down in Flames is the fifth book in the WildFire Hearts series by Maggie Award winning author Savannah Kade. Curl up in your favorite reading chair and get ready to fall in love.

A pilot’s first-hand account of the Battle of Britain. “Quite simply one of the best books I have ever read about the men who fought the war in the air.” —Daily Mail On 12 August 1940, during the Battle of Britain, in an engagement with Dornier Do 17s, Geoffrey Page was shot down into the English Channel, suffering severe burns. He spent much of the next two years in hospitals, undergoing plastic surgery, but recovered sufficiently to pursue an extremely distinguished war and postwar career. This eloquently written and critically acclaimed autobiography tells of his wartime exploits in the air and on the ground. He was a founding member of The Guinea Pig Club—formed by badly burnt aircrew—and this is a fascinating account of the Club, of the courage and bravery of “The Few,” and of Geoffrey’s later life and achievements, most particularly in the creation of The Battle of Britain memorial. “For sheer narrative power, it ranks with the best.” —The Daily Telegraph

Fires are significant to study due to the immense change they brought to urban life which make it possible to trace the policies, approaches, and regulations of the city rulers. When it comes to fires in the 18th century Istanbul, the Ottoman Empire's responsibility to return the city to pre-fire conditions, and bring normalcy to city life played a crucial role. This study is an inquiry into the Ottomans' perception of fires and urban regulations. Analyzing official sources, such as court records and archival sources, this study aims to understand the Ottomans' role and mindset toward the city reconstruction after fires. Also, by cross-checking official with non-official sources, i.e. traveler accounts, the reports of diplomats (official, non-Ottoman records), drawings and secondary sources, this study provides a broader picture on the manner in which the Ottomans dealt with the outcome of fires in the capital.