her arms and shook her: “You have to try! Or else …” He could not finish the sentence, but Ainua knew, what he meant. Ainua can heal and already in an early age, she shows great promise and talent for it. The village she grows up in lies near a forest, and everyone knows, that forests are dangerous - so why does Ainua feel drawn to it? The plot in general (no spoilers): "The Fire's Flame" is set in the land of Trifolium, where we meet our protagonist Ainua, who is a young senara, in a small village by the name of Cir. Ainua turns out to be a healer and has great talent for this magical area. In the first part of the book, we follow Ainua's childhood and development with healing. But evil powers lures in the darkness and the forest by Cir has a drawing effect on Ainua - and everyone knows that forests are dangerous. In the second part of the book, evil powers has been at large and Ainua leaves her village. She meets a world, that is far bigger than the village she grew up in and discovers, that evil has many kind of faces. So when new evil powers threats her new home, Ainua cannot stand by and watch - she chooses to act and this leads her to an adventure she will never forget ... "The Fire's Flame" is a fantasy-book filled with magic, excitement and action - and it is for readers from the age of 14/15 years and older - but has been read by 10-11 year old children with great joy.