Magic Games

I think the only thing that pissed me off about this book was that the author brought back Finn. Like, no. It's just not done. YOU CAN'T JUST BRING BACK AN OLD VILLAIN AND MAKE HIM A BIG PART OF THE CONFLICT. NO. Though I am somewhat appeased that Summers at least added a new threat.
Oh, another thing that might've sort of irked me was the fact that the sex scenes were cut out. .-. NO. GIMME MY SEX SCENES.
Otherwise, it goes without saying that this book was off the scale-in a good way. Although I'm sad that Sera didn't tell Kai she was a Dragon Born, I can't exactly envision a falling out between them because of this secret since Kai KNOWS she has a secret. I also do not believe he will hold what she is against her. He'll probably even like it-considering he can turn into a dragon too and all.
The developments in this book...just wow. Mind-blowing stuff here, ladies and gentlemen. That voice in Sera's head? Yeah, it's not just her talking to herself. I am mind-boggled. Not only that, but Sera and Kai took their relationship to a whole new level. -sigh- I see good things ahead. Except for, you know, that giant looming figure that's coming closer named Alden. DANGIT JUST GO AWAY ALREADY.

Really annoying banter between the main character and the love interest. Just sounds like two immature teenagers talking to each other even though the characters are supposed to be adults. Couldn't get through a couple of pages without cringing at the dialogs.

This book has terrible descriptions of the settings and kind of feels like you're in a blank space all of the time.