Atlantean warrior Ekizael or Zael 
 Special ability: Very strong, Powerful atlantean light from his palms, He also carries powerful accessories (bracelet). 
 Age: Immortal, He was there when Antlantis fell and he has stopped counting the centuries a long time ago. 
 Breed mate & Breed Brynne Kirkland 
 Special abilities: Daywalker, Secret hidden second self 
 Occupation: Worked for JUSTICE (Joint Urban Security Taskforce Initiative Squad) London branch 
 Mark place: Not specified 
 Settings: Washington, London, Athens (Greece), Dublin and Finglas (Ireland), Mediterranean sea 
 This is a very important book as the love story is focusing on an Atlantean warrior male, rather than a Breed male like in the previous books. The storyline from the previous book continues. 
 Zael, born from light - Brynne, bred from darkness. 
 Zael and Brynne have picked a wrong time to start their story. Their story has begun in Order's terrace patio in book "Bound to Darkness". In this book Zael still finds Brynne unpredictable, unforgettable and irresistible and follow her back in London. 
 Unfortunately, lots of terrorist attacks, explosions and open fire attacks (which really remind me many of the real terrorist attacks that are taking place in our poor planet this year, 2016) and many rogue breeds attacks have occurred. The Order can afford no distraction. 
 The book provides a strong booster to the continuation of the Order's in particular and the Breeds' story in general and it has enhanced the big picture of 
 -how Breeds are perceived by humans 
 -who are their allies and who are their enemies 
 -who are the Atlanteans and their mysterious queen. 
 -what are the historical events that defined the relationship between the Order and the Atlanteans. 
 BUT (and this is a strong BUT) I felt that the main love story is lacking. Too many characters are present, like: 
 -the old generation of the Order and their breedmates 
 -the children of the Order and their breedmates 
 -the Order leaders around the world 
 -Opus Nostrum 
 -the Antlanteans and their Elders 
 -some new characters with potential impact to the story (e.g. a new breedmate from Ireland) 
 Somehow the love story loses its focus and it moves away from the spotlight. I believe the amount of pages spent on this love story is much less than the amount of pages spent on the historical events of Breeds that are taking place in this book. I wanted more on Zael and Brynne. More character development, more resistance, more internal battles. 
 Nevertheless, it is a very enjoyable book. Lovers of Breed series have definitely to read it; otherwise they will miss a great deal of important information concerning the Breeds and the Order.