I don't normally read books about dragons, but for some reason, I decided to gave this one a try, just to see how I like it. And let me just say, I definitely did not regret this choice. From the attack in the very first chapter, this book completely captured my attention, making me wanting more. It was really fun seeing Elena grow from this super insecure and weak girl into something amazing at the end. And I cannot wait to see more of her character growth in the sequels. 
 Adrienne Woods have such an amazing imagination. This dragon and dragonian world is just so unique and interesting. I really like the fact that our main character, Elena Watkins, does not swear. In fact, I did not catch any swear words in this book (well, at least I didn't notice any), which was fantastic. I really like the line Elena uses whenever she is frustrated: "For the love of blueberries"It puts a smile on my face every single time I read it. 
 Though the story was fantastic, I find that there is a little bit too much foreshadowing. As a matter of fact, I kind of already have a general idea of what is going to happen in the future. Like the identity of Elena's parents and who she really is. The years just matches up perfectly. (view spoiler)[ You know the part where Elena went to the museum with Cheng and Elena asked about the Queen's dragon, Tanya Le Frey? I have a strong feeling that the reason she disappears is to hide Elena, the daughter of the king and queen. And I have a strong feeling that she is the woman Elena believes is her mom. After all, they never did see the picture of Tanya La Frey. Plus, Cheng told Elena that "she managed to live two years on the other side," which, of course, matches perfectly with the timeframe where Elena believes her "mom" disappears. (hide spoiler)] Though because of that, I am now really worried on how the relationships are going to work out. After all, if what I think is true, then there is a problem in the romance. (view spoiler)[ Since Elena should be Blake's dent, which means that they should be together, soulmates, lovers. But Elena is dating Lucian, and he is just such a sweet guy. I don't want Elena to break his heart. But there are so many signs showing that Elena and Blake are meant to be. Like the instant attraction part, and the deeper connections part. The worst part is, I don't know who I want Elena to be with.... :( (hide spoiler)] And I am really curious on how the author is going to do about this issue in the later books. Cannot wait to read it.