Colleen Houck

Kelsey, Ren, and Kishan race against time and the evil sorcerer Lokesh on the Andaman Islands in the Bay of Bengal as they seek Durga's final gift, the Rope of Fire, that will finally break the tiger's curse.

Tiger's destiny

Lauren Hendrix

Kinda of saw some parts coming but still an awesome way to end the series. The last quest was perhaps the best out of the four.

elle sommer

I am in love with this plot. The quests, the characters, they all blend into the perfect mix of fantasy and romance. I love this series so much and am excited for the movie!

Allison Garrett

So emotional! I couldn't put this book down like all the others in this series. The ending made me want to cry, but it is the most emotion a book has drawn out of me in a while.

Sasha Damaris 

Oh my gosh!! This book is literally beautiful. Just amazing. This has become one of my favorite series and I just love it so much. So many tears have been spilled reading this!!

Julie D.

KISHAN BABY COME BACK OH MY OGODAFSGETHRYJUKI

Maruša Florjančič

I love this book but it's sad that they had to leave Kishan behind.

Andrea Ayala

I liked this book better. Some parts still annoyed me and some battle scenes tired me but I liked how it ended. What I don't understand is why on Earth would there be a fifth book? I mean everything ended with the fourth one, there are no loose ends nothing, but well we'll see.

Elad Schulman

actual rating: 4.5

An amazing end to the series. The series itself was fast paced and exciting, which always kept me wanting to read more.

Pamela Alvarado

Lacey

Despite the many flaws, I still liked this book. Unfortunately, it's still not as good as the first two books (which were effing brilliant btw). I couldn't even keep track of how many times I rolled my eyes while reading this. There's just something about this book that made me like it, love it even, in spite of its ridiculousness. It's kind of like the Hush, Hush series, though I don't like that series as much as this one. I know Hush, Hush kind of sucks, but there's something about it that makes me keep on reading. I have no clue what it is though.

So Kishan's as awesome as ever, Ren's as swoony as ever, and Kelsey's as idiotic as ever. I don't even know how many times Kelsey pissed me the fuck off. BUT I was still crazy in love with the story (and Kishan and-sometimes-Ren!), even though I didn't like the main character.

And I honestly have no clue why there's a fifth book. Like wtf? Because this ending seemed like a pretty final ending to me. *scratches head*

Katerina Thorson

This review is coming from my blog: The Realm of Books

I gave this book 4.5/5

Tiger's Destiny was a book of frustrations, all good frustrations. Kelsey has almost reached the end of her destiny with her tiger's, but until that time she has one more gift to obtain. To reach this gift she has to open her heart to the way, but that can be hard when one boy has given everything to be with her and one boy has done everything in his power to save her. It also does not help that Lokesh is on the prowl and all he wants is Kelsey for himself.

Half way through Tiger's Destiny I honestly had no idea who's team I should be on: Ren or Kishan. It was a frustrating blend to say the least. I found myself wondering if I would be ok with Kishan and Kelsey together, but then Kishan does something absolutely stupid and I am like "nope, not going to happen." So by the end I was still Team Ren all the way.

I also felt my shift in emotions with Kelsey. I have absolutely no idea what the heck made her make such stupid decisions. She just kept making all these decisions that was not only hurting her but everyone else around her. I must admit, though, that her character development was absolutely beautiful! I enjoyed watching her grow over the two years in the book, she has become a very strong female protagonist. I enjoyed all of her antics and her little fights with Ren. What I think I enjoyed the most, was she would give up her life for her tiger's.

Kishan....well I just plain did not like him, even at the end of the book my liking for him did not change. I did not like the Kishan and Kelsey romance, I feel that Kelsey was putting more work into that relationship than Kishan was. She was trying to put her feelings of Ren to the back burner and here's Kishan flirting with every female on the planet. He won her and yet he flirts with everyone else. Not only is he a flirt but he gave no consideration to Kelsey's needs and wants, he brushed her off half the time. In a way he was really childish.

I felt bad for Ren, he had to watch the one he loves be with someone else, and his own brother to boot. I loved how sensitive Ren was, where Kishan was lacking Ren was not. 

The story line was absolutely beautiful, and the tale woven was spectacular. I loved the intricate details and how each part in this book played a role for the ending. There was passion and disloyalty, there was past and future, and there was pure love. I adored the story of Durga. I have yet to find a series that even compares to this book. The history involved was amazing. I think I learned more lore and mythology in this book than in a text book! Even if some was false! 

There is heartbreak and much sadness. It was hard to deal with the emotions at times, there were so many sad moments in Tiger's Destiny. I honestly recommend this series to anyone that has a passion for mythology, adventure, and romance. 

Read on!!

xx Kat xx

With three of the goddess Durga's quests behind them, only one prophecy now stands in the way of Kelsey, Ren, and Kishan breaking the tiger's curse. But the trio's greatest challenge awaits them: A life-endangering pursuit in search of Durga's final gift, the Rope of Fire, on the Adaman Islands in the Bay of Bengal. It's a race against time--and the evil sorcerer Lokesh--in this eagerly anticipated fourth volume of the bestselling Tiger's Curse series, which pits good against evil, tests the bonds of love and loyalty, and finally reveals the tiger's' true destiny once and for all.

Tiger's destiny

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