In the present day, lives Katherine Edwards, a sarcastic spiritual red headed girl. After a long battle with him, she finally decides to let Louis Kingston be her friend, but what she doesn't know, is that Louis and his family are time travelers. For years, it has been his family's mission to find the King and Queen's daughter, and they know in their hearts that Katherine is her.
Katherine has powers, the power of fire. As a baby, she was in grave danger if anyone ever knew, they would accuse her of witch craft. That is why she was sent to the future, by Louis's parents. Katherine is all grown up now, unaware of her abilities, and it's Louis's job to get her back home to her rightful place, the throne; far in the future of Scotland, she feels a connection. This is where she is meant to rule, her kingdom, her throne, her people, her destiny.
(Sorry if the summary is bad! I am really bad at summing up a book, especially when it isn't even complete yet.)
The Blood Moon Festival is a deadly competition that selects the next generation of dragon riders. Most competitors spend their childhood honing their Divine - a rare, godlike power typically found in the ruling class. But Raven Black, a poor orphan with an unusually powerful Divine, spent her childhood breaking more laws than she can count.
At sixteen, Raven's list of crimes is taller than she is, and she is paying the price for it. Caught and sentenced to death after a heist gone wrong, Raven figures her luck has finally run out. That is until a dragon rider sees potential in Raven's Divine and offers her a chance to avoid execution by competing in the Blood Moon Festival.
With no other choice, Raven enters Skydescent, a castle where contestants train and form alliances. As the only ex-criminal, Raven figured she would be the most cutthroat, her competitors too worried about honor to get their hands dirty. But in Scadril, a powerful dragon is honor. 128 competitors enter the Blood Moon Festival, and each will do whatever it takes to come out on top.