After all the mistakes Ash has made, he never thought that Tayshia would be the biggest one of all. She has set them both on fire and there is no room in his lungs to scream. They are blackened to a crisp, splintered with cracks that have scorched his spirit barren. The only air the cosmos see fit to grant him is hers. She breathes in the stars. He exhales starlight. It’s all come to this, the final decision he must make to keep her alive. A decision in a game that she’s been playing with him from the moment she first accepted his kiss in their apartment hallway. A decision that will either save her life… …Or burn them both to ashes. Ash will soon find out that no matter how hard he tries to quell the flames that Tayshia has set alight, as long as he keeps making the wrong choices, she will continue to scorch him until no piece of him remains. **THE FINAL BOOK IN THE SERIES!!!**

After witnessing Tayshia doing the unthinkable, Ash makes a decision that will eradicate the careful web of denial he's woven after his mother's death. When Tayshia tells a lie that sets into motion a fire that could have been avoided, Ash finds himself making wrong choice after wrong choice. His secrets threaten to destroy the control that Tayshia tries so desperately to maintain. As he tries and fails to sort manipulation from the truth, Ash finds himself fading into the same flames that devour the sun. But there's a darkness that surrounds Tayshia. A darkness that Ash will stop at nothing to ignite

Ash and Tayshia are in pain. They've suffered together through something so unexplainable and so horrific that the only solace is in dreams. Ash can't look at her without feeling like she's going to shatter. Tayshia can't look at him without remembering what she tried so hard to forget. When they discover that they truly can meet each other in the their dreams, the search for answers is not as easy as they hope. As the search unfolds, Tayshia's strange mannerisms begin to fall into place like the pieces of a terrible puzzle. What is she hiding?

When Ash Robards and Tayshia Cole head out to the hot springs behind their boarding school on graduation night, Ash is unaware that three things are inevitable. His father's going to prison. His mother is dead because Ash never told her secret. And he really, really cannot stand Tayshia Cole. The legend of the hot springs says that if you step into it with your soulmate under the stars, you'll be together forever. No one believes it, especially not Ash and Tayshia. It's a myth. It's false. It can't possibly be true. So why can't he stop dreaming about her?

The third part of the Fallen Ash Series takes a dangerous and wicked turn, diving into the horrors of humanity, war, and what it means to suffer. In this novel, truth and revenge combine in a shocking reveal and gripping ending in this penultimate novel; perfectly gearing up for the final, epic conclusion to the Fallen Ash Series.

Straight to the point of what anxiety, depression, panic attacks, and the overall "Meh" feeling we all sometimes experience. This isn't a book of sunshine and rainbows. It's raw, and vulnerable expressions of painful and scary emotions.

"Echoes of the Mind" is not just a poetry book; it's a soulful journey of raw emotion, contemplation, and profound introspection. Each poem feels like a reverberation, echoing deep sentiments that many of us might have felt but struggled to articulate.

Death is a funny thing. Right before it happens, some say your life will flash before your eyes. Every moment lived, mistakes made, good deeds and bad replay in an instant as if the mind is searching for a precedent, a similar situation of which you came out on top—survived. That was not the case for me. Maybe because I went out on my own terms; one final redeeming act to set right the mess I had made of my life. Instead of showing me what was, death gave me a vision of what could have been.

Sophie wakes up in the hospital unable to remember much more than her own name and her mission: find Willow. The things Sophie can remember seem out of time for the world before her now, strange carriages that need no horses, plastic boxes that show you glimpses of other people's lives, and buildings that stretch into the sky. How is she going to complete her mission in this strange place when she can't remember who Willow even is.

Long ago, ancient dragons sealed their powers inside two magical artifacts to protect dragon kind from going extinct. Years after this event, four descendants of those dragons claimed their powers and gained the ability to shift into their ancient draconic forms. Three of the four set out to change the world and the way humankind viewed them. They formed an alliance and a set of rules that all dragons would live by to peacefully coexist with humanity. The Queen of Ash, Akiri refused to join this alliance; she had other plans. She wanted to produce a clutch of eggs and protect her kingdom with a thunder of dragons, but when her lair was destroyed, Queen Akiri had to ask the Dragon Alliance for help. There was only one problem with that; bad blood between Akiri and the leader of the Alliance, Sophie Rend, could be the downfall of her Kingdom.