After all that happened on Betrayals, Dru's finally arrived at the Prima Schola on Jealousy. Now she's been really trained--but she's still the only girl in a school full of boys, and still sure she isn't safe there, and Christophe is gone, again. On this Schola, Dru meets the Council: Hiro, Bruce, Alton and Marcus, they're the heads of the Order, each djamphir a warrior against the darkness, and finds out who's the Order's head--but after Betrayals, you kinda know who this person can be, don't you? At least, I'm sure you have your guesses. 
 Jealousy`s summary points to the love triangle as a key on this book--but, in my opinion, it isn't, reason why I decided to put on this post the summary I found on the author's website, instead of the official summary. I'm not saying it isn't there: it is, Dru's thoughts clearly show us who she believes she loves, but she still has her weaknesses, but it is not the main plot. Dru's still trying to figure out who's been betraying her, she's still trying to survive on this new world she recently found out it's also hers, and not just what she fights against. 
 One of the things that bothered me on this book is the fact that it hasn't any real action until you get half way through--and I really mean it. The first real action scene comes exactly in the middle of the book, and I was already used with the action from Strange Angels and Betrayals, so I think this book was slower. And what the hell were the flashbacks? There were flashbacks on the other 2 books, but nothing even closer to this one! They're everywhere, and a few don't bring nothing new to the story--or I was so bored that I couldn't even find whatever new they were telling.