Thrown to the Wolves

Finally, this series lives up to its potential. Yes, there is more secret keeping (this time from the previously perfect Park) but there is also a lot of growth in the relationship and demonstrations of how much Cooper and Park have come to love and trust each other. Plus we get to meet Park's colorful family members and see lots of cool werewolf behavior I'm glad I stuck with it despite the frustrations of the previous two books. I think the series is over for now, but the door is definitely open for additional cases, and I'd be interested to see how the MCs navigate their relationship from here - as long as they stop keeping secrets from each other!

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FINALLY WE GET SOME GOOD WOLF CONTENT. Finally, we see Park's wolf form. I've been waiting literally three whole books for that. I hope we get more of it now, especially after the revelation at the end of this book. (WHAT A COOL REVEAL, TOO.) Okay, anyway, we see Park's entire family in this one, and they're all sorts of screwed up and cruel to Cooper. He's a human, and they hate that.

Well, these books being what they are, of course there's a murder mystery at the heart of it. It was mildly interesting, but I was way more interested in the dynamics of the pack, the wolfy bits and just like....everything else. Give me more werewolves, period.

Park and Cooper seem to be settling into their relationship for real, and actually TRUSTING each other fully. Finally. I understand their reluctance based on their....everything...but c'mon. THREE BOOKS IN???

STILL REALLY LOVING THIS THOUGH.

Also, GO BOOGIE GO.