I'd say finish this if you've already listened to the first two books and want to escape with some vicarious sexcapades. And grandpa werewolf was a highlight for me🥰! Eventually the story picks up towards the end. I also liked that Hannah wasn't afraid to stand up for what she felt was right. I especially liked how Kai was less moody when he embraced his role in the harem (they all had a part to play). It was destiny that she ended up bonding with her mates.

As for the characters, why did Piper still harbour feelings of guilt two years in? Yes, magic is part of the equation, but it was fate how she was turned shortly after meeting Hannah. Glad to see that at least a few of them had enough common sense to finally listen to reason before it was too late. I was SO OVER IT that it actually took away from my enjoyment of the story. They disregard extenuating circumstances and experience as having any merit. So it was idiotic how the custodians chose that as their hill to die on when it came to taking late exams or missing them altogether. Did they really think Gavriel was going to wait until all of the students studied, took their exams and passed like good little fallen boys and girls before commencing with his attack? No. It's a safe bubble, where as the Underworld play by different rules altogether. Rather, they are impeding on furthering any progress. It's people like that who hide behind their titles, act all high and mighty and truly believe they are superior that aren't contributing to the greater picture. The custodians, so myopic when it comes to their *precious* rules.🙄 They remind me of the elders from 'Medusa's Destiny' (Book one of the Monsters and Gargoyles series) with their archaic laws and prejudices. Too bad my interest kinda waned after they rescued the missing mate.😣 Brace yourself, *rant mode* is now on.

This book packed so much into it, that I was getting whiplash from all of the portalling going on. Kai, Xero, Jace & Piper riding a Canadian dragon😂

Fallen University by Callie Rose