Apparently this is the beginning to a 9 installment series. It follows Brenna, the "One" and eventual love and protector Talon, who also has a significant destiny. They are still children, so their parents take care of them and are powerful in their own right. There are a great many characters, places, and other world-building things that have to be introduced and explained as well. At times, it actually felt like too much, since a character would be mentioned in only one chapter, presumably so they could be mentioned in a future book. It got to be so that if it wasn't a "main character" I just skimmed right through it because it had no bearing on the plot of the book.
The writing is good and the world seems to be pretty unique. There is a lot of foreshadowing and mystery presented, many questions suggested, but almost none answered. Talon and Brenna seem an interesting pair and their dilemma is set up rather nicely. But I think what I noticed once I'd finished it was that there wasn't really a plot to this particular book....just a lot of build up and events happening, but no organized story arc. There was no central conflict or problem to be solved and so there wasn't a climax or resolution either. As I said, it all felt like a series of events designed to build the premise for a future book. And the book ends rather suddenly as well. This has promise as a series, but I think I had so much information overload, that I can't remember half the questions I wanted answered and so I'm not really interested in going forward with the series.