No longer living disguised as a boy, Eona has joined the resistance to fight for the true emperor, her friend Kygo. But though she is the strongest Dragoneye, and one of the only ones left alive, she has no training and those dragons without a Dragoneye rush to her for hope whenever she called her dragon. She needs training and there's only one man capable. Lord Ido, locked in the palace dungeons by the false emperor. Will she manage to get control before it's too late? 
 I've gone with three stars for this one, because despite loving the concept and finding this book less of a struggle than the first, there really was too much story going on. And yet there was no proper ending! 
 Disappointed because I really wanted to love this set. Don't think I'll read them again, for the shear effort they took but would say they're worth a read.