Savannah hardly understands demonkind any more now than when she first became Scion. There's a constant sinking suspicion that someone is out to kill her. And between work she wants to do and work she has to do, finding stolen time with the people she loves means a severe case of sleep-deprivation. But despite it all, Savannah feels like she's really getting the hang of this Royalty thing.
That is, until Rowan's ex shows up with a sob story and whisks him away before Savannah can blink.
And then, he doesn't return.
Everyone assumes he's left Savannah for good. Her council keeps giving her sympathy-eyes, the police are knocking at her door, her homicidal, power-crazed Royal mother is showing some compassion for once, and the manipulative director of Division is setting her up on dates. How is Savannah supposed to handle everything without the male who holds her world together?
Discovering new strength and learning to trust herself, Savannah finds out what it really means to be independent, powerful, and in charge.