After having read some of Kenyon's other books, I now know that her stuff can range from "really good" to "ugh, why bother". I was kind of a little afraid to pick up another one of her books after the last one of hers that I'd read (the one about the whiny reporter), but I did anyway because I'd liked her earlier stuff so much. I'm pretty much glad that I did. 
 The plotline in this book surrounds a hunky were-tiger Wren & Marguerite, the girl who has attracted his affections. Marguerite is a rich girl who sadly is unable to really gain her own freedom from her senator father. Wren is barely tolerated at Sanctuary by the other weres, especially the female were-bear that is in charge there. He spends most of his time alone until he meets Marguerite & quickly falls for her charms. 
 The characters in this were all great, but I have to say that I really liked the background characters the best. (The scene where Wren tries to get dating help from Nick is priceless.) I also enjoyed Savitar & hope to learn much more about him in the future! 
 Ultimately this book could still be considered "fluff" by some people, but darnit... it's ENTERTAINING fluff! With so many authors in this field beginning to show signs of wear & tear, it's so refreshing to find someone who is still mostly fun to read!