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Book 6 kinda reminds me of Louisa May Alcott's Jo's Boys. It was a very cozy romance, which is completely what Caspar deserves.

Book 5 stars a dragon! I love that he transforms in a cloud of glitter, and he just casually refers to it as dragon dust. Simon and Ryeth bond in mind and spirit long before they meet in person and in body. They're just a lovely, magical couple. I wish there were more dragon babies.

Book 4 had some nice grovelling. I really enjoyed how Ryan and Phoenix met, too. However, the final battle resolution was very dissatisfying.

Book 3 was even better. I really liked Ben's irrational temper and Kurt's chill disguised as grumpiness. Ben and Kurt are such an interesting variation of the grumpy/sunshine trope, because on the surface, Kurt is the grump and Ben is just wallowing in grief. Yet, once they bond and get access to their inner selves, Kurt is quiet sunshine and Ben finds his wings again and the joy of that... 5 stars. Cliffhanger tho.

Book 2 was far superior to Book 1, but I'm disappointed that we never got to see Dallas interact with Nick's family.

Book 1 finished. It kinda felt like a Book 0. You know, one of those novellas that are always for free when the entire series is individually sold on the ebook store. Book 1 was more tell than show and felt long-winded for very few events. It does tediously describe every single alpha that has his own book in the series, all in one chapter. As a standalone, book 1 is 1 star.

Mystical Native American appears. I'm immediately nervous. I'd like 99 other Native Americans in the book to earn one mystical Native American in the same book. But in THIS book I'm currently reading so far, no one else has been described by their racial/citizenship designation. Just this single Native American. Therefore: NERVOUS.

FINALLY ITS CASPER TIME

on to book two! dallas time