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 I don't know what exactly bothered me most about this book: 
 It could be the malleable main character that is the one telling the story btw and sometimes I just wanted to shout at her for being a stupid brat who cannot make her own mind about anything, and for being so blind about the facts she herself presented. How on Earth could she think Daniel was a superhero? Why was she so obsessed with the superhero idea?? Has she watched too many Spiderman movies lately? O.o 
 It could be her above-average good and kind and helpful and *insert synonyms for good and great here* brother who I only believed he was that way because she insisted on it, not because I saw/read him being it. Actually I had the impression he was a hypocrite who did good things and helped people only to get everybody else's approval. 
 It could be also the just-about-believable plot, or better said, plot development. What a lucky guy is the pastor!! He knows this orthodox priest who happens to have a relic with information about werewolves and who is willing to lend it to him?? Hello!! You don't lend or borrow a relic!! O.o That's a very poor deus ex machine and quite obvious too. And why did nobody come to the idea that the super good guy who was acting very oddly was actually the bad guy? Why did they uncover this information at the end out of the blue when it was, oh, convenient to continue/end the story? And what the heck was this final pep-talk/statement from Daniel to Grace? Did they switch personalities when she stabbed him? O___O 
 It could be so many things... the mother, Don (fka Lennie Small), Pete "triple threat smile" Bradshaw, the supposed BFF April, the pastor... no, wait, I did like her father exceptionally... 
 In some way this book reminded me why I am not reading novels of the new trendy subgenre "paranormal romance". Their plots and characters get crappier and crappier !! 
 Among so many negative things I should point also the good things of the book, I suppose: I did like the mythology about werewolves, although it was probably not original, it was new for me (did I mention I don't read this kind of books normally? xD). And I really, really liked the heart-to-heart Daniel and Grace had perched atop the walnut tree, and almost every private moment they had. 
 Anyway, this book is probably good for girls who like this genre. Otherwise you would be disappointed.