This fell right in the 1.5-2 star range for me. 
 This story is about Geir, a Berserker who happens to also be a shifter bear. He is a bit of a jerk, who has recently awakened from his hibernation. He is desperate for food and sex, and he takes both all the time with little prelude. He is inexplicably in Arizona where he is having all sorts of sex with the nearest wolf pack alpha (Derrick), a junior alpha (Dallas), Derrick's son Jared and a coyote whose name no one bothers to learn. There is a lot of sex, though it is barely interesting. There is no emotional context to this story, just: Bear. Eat. Sex. Repeat. 
 There is a four-way scene that is forgettable and a strange twist where the pack turns against Geir and Geir makes them pay. Because, reasons. I did not get the whole Berserker = Bear shifter angle at all. Half the time I felt the sex scenes were a step above rape. 
 The story is short, yet strangely bogged with repetition. If I had a dollar for every time Geir recalled he scent of his special lube and how it makes the wet dog smell of his werewolf partners, I could buy me a whole lotta good smelling lube. For. Real. 
 The story reads like it's being told at me, and any contradiction is just explained away. (Because reasons again) I would rather a story I can experience and characters with whom I can engage. Sadly, that is not this book. I received a copy of this book via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.