Name: Lynn Braden's review of Tiger's Dream by Colleen Houck
Item: Tiger's Dream
Rating: 4
Author: Lynn Braden

Colleen Houck

A tiger left behind. A goddess in need of an ally. Stranded in a time and place he never wished for, Kishan Rajaram struggles to forget the girl he loves and the brother who stole her away as he fulfills his divine role - that of assisting the beautiful yet extremely irritable goddess Durga. When the wily shaman Phet appears and tells Kishan that Kelsey needs him, he jumps at the chance to see her again, but in saving Kelsey, he discovers that the curse he thought was over is only just beginning. With the power of the goddess hanging in the balance, Kishan must sacrifice the unthinkable to fight the dark forces swirling around the woman he's charged to defend. *************** Praise for the Tigers Curse series 'A sweet romance and heart-pounding adventure . . . Tiger's Curse is magical!' - Becca Fitzpatrick, New York Times best-selling author 'Epic, grand adventure rolled into a sweeping love story' - Sophie Jordan 'Part Indiana Jones and part fairy tale' - Booklist

Tiger's Dream

Angelique Cather

The final instalment in the blisteringly romantic Tiger Saga

Lynn Braden

Those familiar with the other Tiger's Curse books will enjoy Tiger's Dream. This is Kishan's story told from before he even met Kelesy until the moment he gives her up and beyond. Kishan is making a life with Animika who is really the goddess, Durga, but he continues to pine for Kelsey even though he left her with Ren. When Kadam comes to Kishan disguised as Phet and tells him that Kelsey needs him, Kishan sees that there might be a chance for him with her after all. But what of his promise to be the consort of Animka and his growing fondness for her. The story gives fans all they will need to enjoy this last look into the lives of these characters.
I did think that some parts of this book were overly long and made points over again that had already been made. Also I was a little unhappy with the fact that most of this story makes Kelsey and Ren's journey seemed contrived by the gods just to give them something to do in order to lead them to this point in their lives. However the story did give background and further developed characters that played limited parts in the previous stories. Overall, this was a pretty good ending to a very good series.

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