Forgotten Fire
 It's about a young early teen boy Vahan Kenderian, who must resort to a variety of measures to survive the Armenian genocide. Having lived a privileged life as the youngest son of one Armenia's richest men, Vahan witnesses the deaths of family members - often through execution. One of his sisters commits suicide with poison to avoid suffering rape. While surviving the war and genocide, Vahan aims to reach Constantinople where refugees are taken into safety. From there on Vahan felt relieved because of the end to his suffering. His only relative to survive the genocide is his sister Oskina, who is separated from early in the novel but later reunites with her as read.