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Once I started Trial of the Cursed Egg, I couldn't put it down. From the start, it was obvious that Mina was a warrior. She had an amazing amount of skill and a genius-level intellect. Add in how powerful she was and her cunning mind. Mina was pretty awesome, earning all of it through blood, sweat, and tears.


Mina has gotten herself some great backup. She's made friends with a bunch of fantastic guys. I thought they would have been a great addition to her harem, but for now, they're still friendzoned. One can hope. The one she does have locked down is Abraxis. He was a dream, protective, and possessive, but most importantly, he followed her lead. I couldn't help but love him.


I enjoy a good academy read, especially when it's the survival of the fittest type. You know, the type of places where there are a thousand and one ways to die. Well, that describes Dragonis perfectly. Something was always happening, and the student body was dropping like flies. I liked the element of danger. Mina got to show off, but I also enjoyed the amount of detail Serenity put into everything. The story actually felt like it was in an academy instead of just stating it. The story was at a decent pace, and I never knew what was coming next. There was a moment, about halfway through, where I felt like I was kind of blindsided. What I read in the earlier chapters didn't line up with what was happening. It was a little disorienting, but after I continued, things started to make sense. It was a unique way of writing a twist, and you know what? I wasn't mad about it.


So much happened, and this was just the first year. Trial of the Cursed Egg was an excellent read. I loved getting lost in this world., and I look forward to doing it again in the next book.