4.5 stars 
 In a spin-off from the Last Call series, readers get a closer look at Tenn Jenning's younger brother, Woolf, and the people that work for and around the JennCo ranch in Montana. 
 Woolf runs the family business, but his heart isn't in it. Opening a sex club with his best friend is where his heart really lies. Months after opening, he is comfortable with the balance and considers the possibility of focusing only on the Wicked Horse rather than splitting his attention. 
 Callie is turning over a new leaf. As the governor's daughter, she has floated along, keeping up everyone's expectations but putting aside her own needs and wants. No longer will she be a dormouse, a wallflower, or put her dreams aside for any one else's. Catching her fiance in a compromising position is only the beginning for New Callie. 
 Callie and Woolf have circled each other for years. Growing up, Callie crushed hard for her brother's best friend. A few poorly timed encounters leave her thinking he isn't interested in her, and him thinking she is too sweet for the likes of him. 
 New Callie also has to face Old Callie before her transformation can be complete. I loved watching the transformation from the unsecure Callie to the woman who knew what she wanted and wasn't afraid to badger Woolf until she got it. There were times where this book felt like it was as much about Callie finding herself as it was the couple figuring out a relationship. 
 There was great heat throughout this book, and the addition of the Wild Horse kicked up the kink value between Callie and Woolf. I loved the way Sawyer's typical lightness was there behind the more serious aspects of their relationship. From the influence of the Wicked Horse, to the magnetic attraction between them, Callie and Woolf have a great mix of fun and flirt. 
 I have to say, this is a new direction from Sawyer. I was expecting a series closer in feeling to the Last Call series, since that is where we first met Woolf. There is a larger focus on sex, BDSM, and other kinks in this series, and from the teaser in the epilogue I'd say that direction will only get stronger as the series progresses. I loved getting to know the people around Woolf and the Wicked Horse, from his best friend and business partner, Bridger, to his head of security, Cain, and the other various bartenders and patrons. 
 I was gifted a copy in exchange for an honest review.