While I didn't enjoy this quite as much as the first book in the series (which I most definitely recommend reading before delving into this one), it was still an enjoyable read.

Our resident vampire, Gavriel, meets his mate while in the midst of a very miserable transition in the vampire lifespan. Beth is a clumsy yet poised match for him, and the perfect role model for dear Meryn as well, helping her to navigate some of the messier political minefields she has to face. As the ferals continue to band against the Alpha unit, the two women attempt to refresh some of the training methods each unit uses in order to keep their men safe.

There's definitely still some humor, but the instant connection between Beth and Gavriel (as opposed to Meryn's stubbornness towards Aiden in the first book) did feel like it was missing a little something in the telling. Still, I enjoyed the book and look forward to uncovering more of the mystery of these new, highly aware ferals. ( )

Good story.
Each book builds the series though couple per book.
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I am loving this series! Some parts are just hilarious. I can't wait to read the third book and am seriously hoping for a fourth. These men are clueless when it comes to women and watching them learn is just funny! ( )