JJ

Well written, though the duke's actions in the end didn't make a lot of sense to me. I also would've liked more interaction between Nic and Dash to see why they loved each other as much as they did. Overall enjoyable though.

I love the cover! My first thought upon opening this book was good grief, this book is long. It somehow managed to keep my interest until the end, but I never felt glued to the pages. There was plenty of angst that should have made me emotional, but I think I was so irritated by the MCs' immaturity that I didn't feel connected enough to empathize with them.

I was initially thrown off by the fact that their wolves were completely other spirits/beings inside of them with different names, but it provided a good source of angst later on. I am still thrown off by the sudden mpreg that apparently was the first ever mpreg with werewolves, yet it was just kind of accepted by everyone? And then it happens again with their friend, and then with the other MC, and it's all just whatever??

Anyway, not bad, but not great either unless maybe you're young and find their behavior entertaining rather than annoying.

My first thought upon opening this book was good grief, this book is long. It somehow managed to keep my interest until the end, but I never felt glued to the pages. There was plenty of angst that should have made me emotional, but I think I was so irritated by the MCs' immaturity that I didn't feel connected enough to empathize with them.

I was initially thrown off by the fact that their wolves were completely other spirits/beings inside of them with different names, but it provided a good source of angst later on. I am still thrown off by the sudden mpreg that apparently was the first ever mpreg with werewolves, yet it was just kind of accepted by everyone? And then it happens again with their friend, and then with the other MC, and it's all just whatever??

Anyway, not bad, but not great either unless maybe you're young and find their behavior entertaining rather than annoying.