Struggling with Title for a Series -- Help, Please.

So, I'm writing a YA urban fantasy series that deals with witches, vampires, and werewolves in the modern world (a world where everyone knows they exist and they are protected by the 28th Amendment). A central theme is racism, along with self discovery and redemption.

Okay, so the first book is called COLD FIRE and the two sequels (it will either be 3 or 4 parts, I am undecided) are FROZEN SUN and ICY ASHES. I need a title for the series as a whole, however. Originally, it was just named after my main character -- The Ellie Wayland Chronicles -- but that sounds so...blah. I need help finding a title that incorprorates the theme of fire (in COLD FIRE, the vampire, Abel, is the personification of cold fire with cold skin but a firy soul, in FROZEN SUN my MC's best friend, Sage, who is the lightest place in her life, becomes a vampire and is frozen forever at 19, while ICY ASHES will center around the a witch, who has had her life destroyed and is just getting over the burn) so the series title needs to include flames or cold somehow.


Any suggestions?

Elements seems too...epic. As far as the theme that ties all three (maybe four) it is mostly just the ongoing stories of these supernatural creatures and my MC, who is human. One thing that might make the difference is that all three take place during a different summer (COLD FIRE - between senior year nad freshman year of college, FROZEN SUN - between freshman and sophomore year of college, ICY ASHES - between sophomore and junior year of college.) So they all take place during the summer in a town in western Kentucky.

I like my book titles, but I have no clue for a series.

Hmmm....

Oh!!!!!!!! Okay, you know that old song "Blue Moon On Kentucky"? What if I called the seires the Blue Moon Trilogy or something. Most of the action occurs at night, I have a werewolf, and Kentucky...?

I really like the wod "Paradox" actually. It's a paranormal paradox. That actually makes me think specifically of my leading man or sorts, Abel, because, by all means, he is a paradox. He is cold skinned but with a blazing spirit. He is arrogant, but lost and lonely. Ellie is a paradox because she is logical, smart girl who makes decisions that are, by all means, foolish. The werewolf, Graham, is paradox because he is popular and well liked, but he is also a hated, feared monster. So many of my characters, as well as my titles, deal with a paradox of some form.

That could be the title of my series! Simply call it "Paradox", kind of like the Eragon books are simply "Inheritance".

Paradox

What do you think?

I think I will!