An ancient tyrant has returned to the Seven Kingdoms. Those that would confront him have carefully been eliminated. Empress Karleena has been abducted, and with her, the hopes for the unification of the races. Warlord Braksis has been slain by his past, vanquishing the one warrior that was willing to look beyond the obvious and face the true threat. Admiral Morex, an elder leader and hero of the Imperium is lost at sea, eliminating the final voice for the ideals of the realm. The Madrew elf Kai is sent into a fold in time and space, leaving the one child that possibly could save them all alone. The true intentions of Zoldex have yet to be revealed, but one thing appears to be The Age of the Imperium is almost at an end!
I liked the fantasy elements of the book, however to understand this book you have to read the first one. The plot continues the plot in book one and maintains the same elements and action of the first book. There was also a lot of surprises too, which was a great way to excite the book.