This book deserves way more than 5 stars. This series in general deserves like 10 stars. I can't even begin to tell you how much I love and adore this series. The minute I started reading Tiger's Curse, I fell in love. I'm a huge tiger fan in general, which was one of the things that drew me to the series, but combined with Hindu culture- this series just plain rocks! Colleen Houck created this marvelous world that I can never tire of. She just sweeps me off my feet, and transports me to another world. I can easily get lost in this series (in a good way). In fact, this is the third time I have reread this series, and it had never gotten old. Every funny part, is still hilarious; every serious part, is all the more serious and leaves me hanging on the edge of my seat, even though I know what will happen. 
 Tiger's Curse made me fall in love with Ren. I, like Kelsey, was swept off my feet, and now desperately want an Indian prince that turns into a tiger haha. From start to finish, the adventure Kelsey, Ren, and Mr. Kadam (yet another character I love) went on was thrilling and never dragged. When (view spoiler)[Kelsey left at the end (hide spoiler)], I was like, Girl, what the heck is wrong with you!? I was so frustrated at her. However, Tiger's Quest made up for it, and with (view spoiler)[the return of Ren (hide spoiler)], everything fell back into place as it should. I absolutely loved when Ren was "courting" Kelsey and everything that ensued. Then, (view spoiler)[after Ren gets kidnapped (hide spoiler)], I was so full of sorrow. However, this is also when I started loving Kishan. I don't know what it was, but I really appreciated that we saw a different side to Kishan. And let me say, Kishan's dream just left me guessing. I loved their visit to Shangri-La, and found it so interesting. Then, when they (view spoiler)[rescued Ren and confronted Lokesh (hide spoiler)], I felt like the series was only just starting. This book definitely didn't suffer middle-book/second-book syndrome. Finally, we arrive at Tiger's Voyage. This book just proves how amazing Ms. Houck's writing is. Much like the other books, Ms. Houck takes us on this wondrful journey that you never want to end. I loved the whole section with the dragons, and was rooting for (view spoiler)[Ren to get his memory back, and for him and Kelsey to get back together (hide spoiler)]. Nevertheless, the ending was unexpected (in more ways than one), and a huge cliffhanger!!! In one way, the ending was unexpected because (view spoiler)[I honestly expected her to get back together with Ren (hide spoiler)], however there are still 2 books to go, so who knows what will happen. 
 Ms. Houck's writing is superb, and very descriptive. You can tell how much time and effort went into this series because of all the research that has to be done. I officially want to go to India to try and find Kishkindah, and to China to go to the Star Festival. I can't even begin to tell you how good this series is because it's something you have to discover for yourself. You will find yourself completely blown away at why this series isn't even more popular than it already is. I am eagerly awaiting September for the release of Tiger's Destiny. I can already tell you that it will be an amazing read, and an even more amazing adventure.