** spoiler alert ** 
 So...it's no secret that I hated Lothaire. MacRieve was at least enjoyable, if not a touch predictable and an even bigger touch...well...dull? At least Will wasn't a rat-bastard rapist. 
 Let's begin with the title. Is this the thing now? Using the character's name as the title? I get it for Lothaire (blech!) because, even though it turned out terrible, at least he was a character everyone had WISHED for a book about. He HAD been an awesome character. So...why give the same due to a minor character like Will? Did K.C. just suddenly realize that titles like Hunger Like No Other are embarrassing? I dunno.... 
 I liked how the characters BEGAN with a mating that seemed like it was perfect. Everything was going well for them, and THEN it went to hell. I liked that...a little touch of what could have been. But...okay, who didn't predict that Chloe was a succubus? And who didn't predict that Succubi weren't what Will thought? Finding out Chloe's dad was now an insane, demony-hybrid creature wasn't all that shocking. And the ending with Munro and his mate a) felt a lot like Cadeon and Rydstrom's 2 books, and b) isn't all that huge of a cliffhanger because we know Munro's mate won't die, will come back as a Lykae, and will not actually hate him forever. 
 And I know we read these paranormal romances and have to accept all this fate stuff. Maybe it's just the mood I'm in today. But Will spent, what, 9 centuries miserable and suffering and tormented because of Ruelle just to find out that it was all necessary, all fate cuz if it weren't for Ruelle, he wouldn't have Chloe. Isn't there a point where the juice just isn't worth the squeeze? I mean come ON! He lost his mother, father, sister, and freaking CENTURIES of respect for himself. That's a long time to suffer, a LOT to lose. It of makes me mad for Will. Screw you, fate! 
 Anyway, I liked Chloe. She was tough and a fun heroine. I loved seeing Nix (always) and the little touch of Regin like she used to be was fun too. Maybe I'm getting burnt out on all of these books. It's not that it didn't hold my attention. It's not that I didn't read it with gusto and finish a few days later. It's just...I'll forget the story in a day or two. It wasn't all that memorable. It was popcorn, absently eaten then quickly forgotten. I long for a new story that really pulls me in, keeps me thinking about it long after. One I want to quote and WISH I had been the one to come up with the idea first! THOSE are my favorites. Maybe that's just not something a reader can get from a series that has had so many installments. There should always be a cutoff, a limit to how many stories within the same world an author will write. So it doesn't get stale. 
 Anyway, worth reading. But ultimately forgettable.