Fire Heart (The Titans: Book One) - Plot & Excerpts
From the towering mountains and the barren earth she fashioned herself a body as strong and enduring as stone. The earth is old, a remnant of an age before time; it will persist long after the last Titan is dead forever, and it was from this timeless quality that Dinn drew the ability to see far into the past, present, and future. Beros was next, and he shaped his body from the shifting seas. Water was as much a part of him as his own soul, and his human form was an avatar of the sea as well as a vessel for his power. Like the sea he was ever-changing, and like the sea his fury knew no bounds. Sorr was the third, and she was born from the calm of a summer breeze and the rage of a hurricane. Like the weather her temper waxed and waned with the slightest provocation, and where the winds blew she was able to see. Forod then drew from all the living things in the world, and in human form his command over life was unequaled.
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