2.5 - 3 Stars 
 I liked the concept of this story, and series arc. It reminded me a little of Claudia Gray's Evernight series, but with dragons. The beginning started off good, but then the story starting falling short for me. This author/publisher definitely needs a better editor for one. There were a lot of redundancies and every character seemed to speak in a "singing" or "sing song" voice which got annoying quick. Also, characters would oft times become upset without proper explanation. I'm not sure what the big deal about the character Blake is, because I found zero romantic interest between him and the protagonist in this first book besides some school girl crushing on his good looks for one hot second. I mean, I get the foretelling and all but right now, it's just not there. After reading the following "novella" (ha.) I'm not sure if I want to continue the series. I like the idea of dragons, and their human riders that have a possibility of being soul mates, living in a sort of Bermuda Triangle area, separated from the human realm by a wall. I also like the mystery surrounding Elena's true parentage, though it is easy to guess. But the author just isn't capturing my attention enough with her characters and writing....Full review to come...