This is a m/m werewolf romance and part of a series, and as such, well worth reading, but as a stand alone it wouldn't work at all for me and I'd recommend most other Skye books before this one.Trey is such an enigmatic character in the other books and it can be hard when this person becomes the protagonist. Jo Beverly did it magnificiently with Rothgar in Devilish, but Joely Skye is no Jo Beverley. Trey became more ordinary as we became more intimate with him, and that was actually a bit of shame.I also had problems with the amount of waiting in this book, the lovers were apart for far longer than they were together, and the waiting jarred on me, even if the Lynx could cope with it.
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