Continue the thrilling adventure with the second installment of Fire Rising by New York Times bestselling author Donna Grant! In Fire Rising: Part 2, it doesn't take long for Sammi's enemies to catch up to her. Running for her life in the mountains, she is rescued from a deadly fall by a powerful, alluring dragon. A dragon who, somehow, looks familiar. When she discovers her rescuer is none other than Tristan, Sammi cannot control her desire... Tristan knows he shouldn't have revealed himself to Sammi, but saving her was more important than anything else. That is, until the mountain reserved for the mates of the Dragon Kings becomes his destination of choice.. Sammi being there feels right, and when his smoldering need for her catches flame, passion consumes them both.
Mairwyn never wanted to go to the mountains of Alatia, and she definitely never wanted to open the doors to her traumatic past. Now she has to do both if she's going to be able to save the people she has come to love-and maybe even save herself in the process. *This book was previously published as part 2 of "Rising, Book 1: Resistance," but the series has been republished as a four-book series*
First in an exclusive four-part e-serial by New York Times bestselling Dark Kings author Donna Grant! Sammi's world has been blown to bits--literally. With her pub up in flames, she escapes to Dreagan, the only place she will be safe. Her plan is to recover quickly and leave quietly. What she doesn't count on is meeting the dangerously desirable and enigmatic Tristan.... Tristan is instantly drawn to the woman seeking refuge at the Manor. Dazzled by her stunning beauty and intrigued by her silence about her past, Tristan knows he will not be able to let this woman go, no matter what the cost. And when Sammi slips away from Dreagan, Tristan is compelled to follow...in Fire Rising: Part 1.
Excitement and passion ignite in the third serial of Fire Rising by New York Times bestselling Dark Kings author Donna Grant. In Fire Rising: Part 3, Sammi is reeling after discovering that Tristan invaded her mind. Shocked that this is the same man--and dragon--that she trusted her heart and body to, Sammi runs, determined to not look back. But when she stumbles upon a dark secret of Tristan's that shakes her to the very core, she knows she must forgive him if she is to love him.... Tristan wasn't expecting to come face-to-face with his past when he found Sammi. And with the Dark Fae closing in, he doesn't have time to do anything other than fight for the one he loves....
Secrets and Lies are the only things keeping us company as our group of friends race to figure out the truth in a web of decite. Who holds the keys to unlocking the future and putting the past to rest? With skeletons falling out of the closet left and right, whoever said secrets stay buried with the dead never met us. Now all that's left to wonder, is if there really is any truth to be found, or if we are going to end up six feet under before we ever find it.
Constantine, King of Dragon Kings is an enigma. Extremely private, he keeps the details of his past secret. Now is your chance to get another glimpse into a certain time of his life - and the people he encounters that change him. This is a short story involving Constantine from the New York Times bestselling Dark Kings series from Donna Grant.
The Purana is a class of literature that treats ancient religion, philosophy, history, sociology, politics and other subjects. It is an encyclopaedia of various branches of knowledge and ancient wisdom. It has been defined as a class of literature that contains material on the topics of Creation, Dis-solution of Manus, Ages of Manus, Genealogies and the History of glorious kings. For dealing primarily with these subjects it has been called Pancalaksana-a title that was incorporated in the Puranas themselves and had become popular by the Fifth Century A.D., for it was included by Amarasimha in his lexicon 'Amarakosa'. But as the process of interpolation continued, the Pancalaksana definition was found inadequate. The Puranic redactors adopted a Dasalaksana definition that suited the contemporary text. Still, the dynamic forces were at work and the process of insertion, modification and abridgement went on and it was soon discovered that the Dasa-laksana definition too fell short of an actual fact. It was found that the Puranas contained certain aspects that were not covered by any five or ten characteristics. The Puranas are divided into two classes-the Maha-puranas and the Upapuranas. Each class consists of eighteen Puranas. Thus the number of the Puranas is thirty-six. Mahapuranas are classified into different categories-Vaisnava, Brahma, Saiva etc. Sivapurana has all the characteristics of a Mahapurana. According to the ancients, a Mahapurana contained five main characteristics that concerned either early religion or traditional history. Sivapurana possesses the conventional characteristics of a Mahapurana in common with its other colleagues. These entitle it to the status of a great Purana. But its real greatness lies in expounding the philosophical background of the Siva ritual. The Purana conceives Siva as the eternal principle, the supreme god, the cosmic soul, the support of all existence. But the ignorant aspirant bound in the meshes of illusion goes in quest for knowledge and imagines that his lord has a personal form possessed of attributes distinct from his self, who in moments of distress responds to his prayers and bestows grace.
