I liked this book a lot. I like Molly Harper's writing. It's a noce relief after some of the darker and more depressing books that are out there. It's very difficult to write funny and witty well. Sometimes something that is funny to some isn't funny to all readers, and also sometimes it's difficult to make something seem funny on the page. Harper does a good job. 
 This book starts out with Mo moving to Alaska to get away from her parents. Trying to have a life of her own. She quickly settles into her new life with new friends and a new job. Mo is a smart woman who likes her independence and is very self-suffcient. 
 I thought that the novel moved a little slowly at first until we actually got to the story blurbed about on the back of the book. After that it moved very quickly. I would have liked to have the build up between Cooper and Mo a little more. There were a few things that I wish would have been developed a little bit more in regards to the story. 
 This is a standalone book however the next in the Naked Werewolf story does involve Maggie Cooper's sister. I will be reading the next book in the series, I hope we get to hear more about what Mo and Cooper are up to.