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 This book is a little thicker, and a little more mature than Shreiber's "Vampire Kisses" series. Still it is fluff. There is not a lot of substance to the story. But it is fun. 
 This is the first in a series that focuses on werewolves. Celeste just wants to date popular jock Nash and keep hanging out with her two best buds and their boyfriends, who are friends with Nash. She is surprised to find herself infatuated with the new kid Brandon who is from the wrong side of the tracks. Then Brandon saves her and suddenly he is also her hero. But did saving her come with a price Brandon will have to pay? 
 I loved Celeste. In fact if Celeste was written differently I probably wouldn't be able to award the story this high of a rating. She is such a nice girl, she gets good grades, and she volunteers at the nursing home/retirement community. She wants everyone to give the kids on the wrong side of town a chance to be friends. I really liked her. Her friends, eh not so much. I thought both of her besties weren't deserving of her. I hope they come around in the future. 
 While the book doesn't break any new ground as far as werewolves or their folklore goes, I thought she presented it in a slightly different way. Just like the vampires in "Vampire Kisses" aren't too scary, neither are these werewolves. Still a good book, and I am hopeful for this new series. This book is very clean and Celeste is a great role model. I would suggest this book for ages 11 or 12 and up. I enjoyed it and I'm an adult.