24/11/2016: If Sang ends up as Homecoming Queen via write-in or something, I am going to snap my shit. 
 25/11/2016: Luckily, Sang was not homecoming queen, but apparently she had so many votes that she could have been if the Academy didn't change them. *facepalm* 
 The good news? House of Korba was a big step up from Push and Shove. The bad news? Despite how much plot happened in this book, we still know nothing about the Academy. 
 Many fans may be disappointed that this book is plot heavy and not romance-filled enough with Sang and her harem. I, on the other hand, am thrilled because even the little we got with Sang and the guys was enough to make me want to punch her teeth in. 
 Sang is still a spineless, useless tit who is loved by nine teenagers (who act like thirty year olds) for some reason. So many times she thinks about what she has to do to keep the guys happy, so she lets all of them kiss or rub up on her. At first she thinks she can only love one guy, but Blackbourne gives her the go ahead to grind up on all of them, so now she just gets super nervous and fluttery before she shares her first kiss with one of the guys. God, it must be so nerve wracking, having nine hot guys swoon over you and want to kiss you. Now North, Silas, Dr. (lol) Green, and Nathan have kissed her on the mouth. She's about halfway there, guys! But other than that, she's still the idiotic, self-sacrificing twat that somehow is smarter than all the Academy boys put together and knows what's best. Gag me. 
 The guys: 
 -Silas, despite this being his book, is still boring and forgettable. If his name wasn't in the title and his family situation wasn't one of the plots, I'd forget that this was his book. 
 -Gabriel is still pinging my gaydar. Stone needs to accept that she wrote a bisexual character, probably unintentionally. 
 -North is still a dick. Aggressive alpha males are not sexy. He deliberately spied on Silas and Sang and shocked Sang because he got jealous. And his first kiss with Sang was in the bathroom. Bleeeeeh. 
 -Luke, Kota, Dr. (lol) Green, and Victor are barely around. They're at some group stuff where everyone seems to blend together and you don't notice. 
 -Nathan gets one scene where he's basically like "I was mad last book but I'm okay now, sorry" and that apparently excuses his entitled, douchey behaviour sparked by valid points. 
 - Blackbourne is now my favourite, when I ignore his love for Sang. He's calm, cool, collected. He lets Sang know she can tell him anything in confidence and so far, he doesn't spread it around like the other guys do. He even calls the guys out when he asks Sang a question and everyone else answers for her. It's like he's trying to get her to grow a backbone. I really wish he was put in a different series of his own and had his age match the way he's written (late twenties to early thirties). 
 Oh, and by the by, I had to look up Victor and Nathan's names while making this list. If that doesn't tell you that there are too many damn main characters in this series, well... 
 Mr. McCoy is back. He's working with Mr. Hendricks to get the Academy guys kicked out. No headway is made on the Hendricks front, we don't know how the money is being embezzled or who the third party is. Volto makes an appearance, mostly to warn Sang and alert her to McCoy's return. 
 The situation with Silas' brother, Theo, was sad. Everyone in the Academy team dismisses him as a lost cause except Sang (because she's always right). But we can't feel bad for him, so he was made to be a serial arsonist and is going to be hauled off, even though no one tried to help him (and the guys saying "We asked him to hang out and he said no a few times" isn't trying). 
 Despite the rampant amount of plot, nothing is really moved forward. The Theo situation is introduced and resolved by the end. We know McCoy is back. That's about it. 
 Other random things: 
 -Apparently the guys can discuss things in private with Blackbourne that they don't want each other to know, but they'll share everything Sang says and does without her consent. Hypocrites. 
 -Too many of the guys abuse the cameras set up in their houses, mostly to watch Sang. It's fucking creepy. 
 -Sang can't completely think of Karen as a friend and puts the guys on high alert around her, even though Karen has been nothing but friendly to Sang and saved her from Jade. Yet she'll cling to Jay, Jade's (you know, the chick who almost raped her last book) brother, until one of her boyfriends comes to find her, because he has a penis. Gynophobia or misogyny, I'll let you be the judge. 
 -Too much time was spent on Sang's stupid homecoming dress when it was practically non-existent during the actual dance. 
 -Sang needs to be introduced to the Academy soon, apparently. My guess is that other teams (all female, of course) will be interested in her, but she'll think they're all bitches and pine for her harem instead. Bleh. 
 The pile up on the car wreck continues. It's sad that this series is addictive, but so terrible.