Tiger's Destiny: Tiger's Curse, Book 4

Have really enjoyed this 4th installment in the Tigers Curse series. The story line builds beautifully from one book to the next and leaves you wanting more. I am in my 40's and even though this is considered a YA book, I truely find it enjoyable. It is not filled with typical "teenage" dilemmas or angst. Excellent story line filled with wonderful history/myths of India. I would recommend book/series for any age.

The whole book, it was an amazing start, middle and ending. It really is an amazing love story.

I have no book to compare this to because each book or book series is different to me and how it has affected me.

I love Annika Boras as a reader. She brought the characters to life.

I finished this book in two weeks.

Thank you Colleen Houck for writing such an amazing story.

You must read all the books to have the full story.. lovely books and a good read it fantasy is your thing.

Yes. It really got me interested in India, I loved learning about it. I am sure I missed some things.

It was a beautiful love story

Annika Boras brings EVERYTHING to the story! I couldn't imagine a better narrator for all the different parts. I even looked up her name, but she does not have any other books that she has read, I would definitely give them a try!

It made me laugh out loud (at work) and, it made me cry as well!

The ending was the way I hoped it would be, kind of! With the imagination if the writer, I would love to ready maybe a 5th book.

The way the series ending came together.

Ren. Faithful, enduring, mature.

Oh, she is superb! Without the reading you do not get the true Indian flavor of the books.

Many parts in this book made me cry.

The girls teen-aged angst is overplayed. A weak, insecure girl would never had taken the first step of this 2 year journey. But I really like the series of 4 books. I would skim over some of the parts to get to the core of the books and I found them enjoyable and well worth the read.

I loved this series! I am so sad that it is over, but everything has to come to an end and I was very happy with how this book ended. I cried, laughed and over all was very happy. I gave it 3 stars only because I felt like the story took a long time to get going, otherwise I was very happy with the book and have suggested the series multiple times

Definitely a fantasy tale but a great fun listen. I listened to the first book then back to something else. Then I created a fantasy MP3 and listened to the remaining three one after another. For me, the best way to go.

On top of a fun series Annika Boras was amazing if she actually played all parts. Have to give her credit for enhancing the book. Great team.

I hope Colleen Houck is working on another entertaining series.

The narrator is wonderful. She does the girl and guy voices and makes it sound like there are a bunch of different narrators. She does the indian accents and others perfect like she did with the rest of the series. I wish she did more audio work. I hate when the main character is a girl and a man is talking with his normal voice when the main girl is narrating.

The ending! And everything before that.

She did multiple voices so wonderfully. Her time in acting pays off.

Destiny will be sealed

Need more of this narrator.

I have heard there are to be five books in this series, but after listening to this book, I am thinking Tiger's Destiny is the final one. The conclusion just felt so satisfying which is awesome. Some books don't give you that. I have loved this series so it is great to have it end so well.<br/><br/>I loved that Kelsey finals figures out who to be with - Ren or Kishan and stops driving them both nuts. <br/><br/>As usual for this series, it is full of adventure and romance! And the beginning sure starts out with a bang! The story gripped right from the first few minutes.

Meeting Durga in the past. Put a whole new twist on the entire series - I remembered back to particular scenes and saw them differently.

Love all the accents and characterizations. I don't know how she remembers the exact intonation for each of those many characters, but she does it. I can tell who is talking just from the way she speaks for each one.

I'm glad I hung on through the whole series. cried and laughed. very verbose, however.