Wild Things picks up right after Biting Bad. Ethan and Merit are leaving Cadogan House and bunking with the Breckenridges in order to avoid the conflict brewing with the Mayor. This of course puts Ethan and Merit right in the middle of the shifters, and of course trouble seems to follow Merit wherever she goes. While attending an annual shifter celebration, something which outsiders and other supes have never been allowed to attend, there is an attack and four are killed with one shifter gone missing. Of course blame is placed on the vampires heads and Gabriel figures that is order to clear their name Merti and Ethan should help find who caused the attacks. 
 On top of all of this is the fact that the Mayor is still gunning for Ethan and vampires everywhere and looks to make and example of them. Also there's the little favor that Merit owes from receiving "annonymous" help at the end of Biting Bad from a member of the GP. Wild Things certainly has a lot, but Chloe Neill does a great job of compartmentalizing everything and nothing becomes confusing or overwhelming. 
 But because there is so much to deal with this time around, I feel like certain things (especially with the shifters) didn't get as good attention as they should have received. I liked that we were finally going to get a more in depth look at the shifters since Ethan and Merit would be staying with them, but when it's discovered that the attack at the celebration was not just towards the shifters (that other supes have been attacked as well) it kind of took the focus off of shifters. 
 I like where Chloe Neill has set up the story to go from here. She added some very interesting turns and I think they have the potential to freshen up the series again. 
 I appreciated the fact that Merit and Ethan are still going strong. Ever since Biting Bad where they were actually able to stay in their relationship throughout the entirety of the book without breaking up, I've enjoyed seeing how they work in a couple with it's inevitable ups and downs. They actually work through problems which I'm so happy to see. Even with different threats surrounding them, I was never worried once that we would be lead to their separation. 
 Chloe Neill introduces some new characters to the mix. Most notably, in my opinion, was shifter Damien and Tanya's (Gabriel's wife) sister Emma. The whole time I was reading I wanted more of these characters. I think there's a backstory to be told. I would definitely like a short story from their POV. There has to be some plan otherwise why give them the page time in the first place? 
 This continues to be one of my favorite series. I look forward to Blood Games next to see how some of the new revelations play out. Until Then!