Still managing to hide her ‘hairier-than-thou’ status while holding down her job as an auditor, Sophie Garou thinks she’s finally getting a handle on her life. If it wasn’t for the fact her attractive lawyer boyfriend has been working later and later with his beautiful assistant Miranda, life would be perfect. Almost. Her most prestigious and handsome client is making it clear he’s interested in more than business and the mysterious hot Tom Fenris confusing her every time he appears complicate things in the worst.. or best way. The Houston Pack has finally found out about her existence and they now have to make a decision whether she should be killed, made to leave the area, join the pack or come to some arrangement if she carries out a teensy task for them. Not much to ask at all…
This book was a little different than Howling at the Moon. The pace was faster, with more action and Sophie gets into more trouble than is good for her but it was a good read. The only complaint I have is the shaving thing. Wear trousers girls for goodness sakes! Also the fact that while when transformed into their wolf selves, they are naturally hairy… except for the shaved bits. Not sure why that bothers me but it does. Other than that, like the first book it’s a fun read, not as quite as lighthearted but I think that is better in several ways – more character depth and development which at times can be bittersweet. I loved the addition of several new characters and Sophie meeting more of her kind, with often hilarious interactions. I’ll definitely be looking out for the next book in the series.
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