This review may contain spoiler if you haven't read the last book. 
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 Now the "kissing" rule is out, all the boys are getting their first kiss with Sang. If you've read the last book you would know how, and when Sang's first kiss happened. Since that has been on the boys' mind, thus it's really only matter of time that Sang has her first kiss with all the boys. I thought the way these kisses happened were very sweet, a couple were a little intense, because the long build-up and high anticipation. 
 What I really like is how the series progress in a fairly steady pace, which means the story and characters have plenty of time to develop. I am very happy with how Ms Stone have managed to move forward with Sang's relationship with each of the boys, while at the same time to not making the situation awkward. Now we are at book 7, I feel Sang really came a long way. Sang is no longer timid and easily intimated, she is slowly building up her confidence, learning who she is, and who she wants to be. 
 Overall, I thought the story plot of House of Koraba was alright. I felt this book was more like a bridge for the series onward from all the school dramas. I thought the bomb threats scenario was getting repetitive, and nothing really major has happened in this book, except maybe we are getting closer to finding out who this "V" guy is. What I enjoyed the most from House of Koraba, was the continue relationship-building for the boys and Sang. I just can't get enough of this series, sure it's little unusual (nine boys and one gal) but I really enjoy the nontraditional romance, the author's writing style, and the intriguing characters (academy boys), it's really addicitve! 
 Happy Reading!! XO