I'm sooooooo sorry, but I just can't give this book a five star rating~and it crushes me because I LOVE LOVE LOVED this series, but sadly this book---even though it was absolutely amazing---fell short. Maybe I'm comparing everything based on the first and second book, and maybe I'm setting my expectations so high~but I sort of wished I hadn't read this. 
 Why? 
 (there might be a spoiler or two--beware) 
 Personally this was the worst out of the four so far. If you loved Ren, you'll hate this book. If you loved Kishan, you'll hate this book. I hated it. Both guys were turned into absolute losers falling over Kelsey. Then you had the author of this book trying to dull down Kishan after she made him a heart throb in book two. What I think should have happened in the beginning is simple. I think she should have sat Kishan and Ren down and either told them both that she's in love with Ren or she should have told them both that'll she'll deal with it after all this mess is cleared up. Instead she FORCES herself to LOVE Kishan (fake love) and then Ren (oh how this really bothered me) turned into a total sub-dued guy. Seriously, he didn't persue her. Instead he just watched from the sidelines frowning and frowning and frowning. He barely spoke, and when he did he said romantic things and left. He wasn't the Ren I liked in the past books. I don't even know who he was. 
 This pissed me off becuase the only reason I liked these books other than the awesome description and adventure was Ren--the amazing romantic guy. 
 Ugh. 
 And gosh the boredom at some parts. The fighting scenes were so long and I felt like this realm was very very very lame. What happened to the beautiful realms that I could imagine and love. WE HAD VAMPIRES in this one, which although was a good twist, it sort of got tiring with EVERY ONE THROWING THEMSELVES AT KELSEY. This book should be named KELSEY'S PROBLEMS, because that's all I saw. LOKASH wants her, KISHAN wants her, REN wants her, LIGHTNING wants her, THOSE TWO TWIN BROTHERS want her, LI wants her, WES wants her, gah gah gah! I didn't mind in the past books, but this book just got on my nerve. If she's not amazing then don't make her suddenly the eye of every man. And she wants to marry Kishan suddenly? Stupid. Stupid. Stupid girl. I wanted to take something and smack her in the head to wait until they defeat the evil guy and then say yes to all the weddings you want. Stop chilling out and worrying about YOUR issues, and instead worry about the fate of the universe. Gah. 
 Then we have Animika, aka Durga from the past. I was interested until she suddenly became a bitch in Kelsey's eyes. From what we imagined was a beautiful, strong, and kind Durga becomes a messed up lady who loves Ren. It made sense considering what she did to Ren in the second book~why she did it. At that point I knew Kishan was going to be her Tiger. It was so obvious with all their flirting at stuff in the past books and especially in this book. I just wished Kelsey could see it fast enough and connect the dots. Maybe she would have started to tell Kishan the truth instead of making him REALLY believe that she loved him. 
 In the end Kelsey really didn't love him as much as she thought she did. Within a weak of returning without him she's angry that Ren isn't pursuing her. Although this was a romantic scene, it was rather obnoxious. Ren was giving her time to grieve Kishan, and all she could so was yell at him and ask him why he didn't love her! Maybe the author was trying to rush up the ending (because that's how it felt) but I thought that they could've waited a little bit. They should have spent a month grieving and slowly developing their relationship again. Finally though--the old Ren is back in the last two chapters, brilliant. This was all too planned. It's ridiculous that Sunil comes through and suddenly he's thrown at Nilima (love) ugh. Really book, really? Then the wedding happens and they get the letter from Kishan saying that he's happy and whatnot. Good... Um... Whatever. Then the books over with the part about Kelsey's baby. Cool... I guess. 
 I don't know, it was good, it was sweet, but it wasn't right. Kelsey may be a good main character at some points, and the beginning really seemed promising (although I don't think that Lokish should have been that easily tricked) this book was just not what I wanted. I wanted Kelsey to realize that Ren was her soul mate. I wanted Ren to make her realize that instead of watching and crying. I wanted something to go right but nothing did. 
 I give this book 4 stars because the ending was alright and the middle and beginning where great. Other than that--I hope Tiger's Dream will redeem what I want. 
 Unless it's about Kishan, then I probably won't buy it.