The plot itself is engaging and well paced, making it hard to put the book down. My biggest beef with this book, is that the editor seriously needs to go back to school and re-learn their own language. The constant then/than issues are nothing but annoying. After the first couple times, you just get pulled out of the story every time there is another one of those. I can see the author making these mistakes as she's hammering away on her keyboard, but for an editor to never get then/than right? There are no excuses. Not if you take pride in your job. Plus there were several other typo/grammar issues that I put on the editor. Amateur. 
 Now that I have gotten that off of my chest... 
 I did like the story itself. The explanation part of why they're called skin walkers and not shape shifters or weres or whatever, is a little on the dry side. But once the author got that out of the way, it was a fun story to read. I loved the characters and how they danced around each other. One thing I wasn't too crazy about, and what nearly made me put the book down and not read anything else by this author, was the forceful mating. 
 Lilly was saying no and trying fight King off. In my book, that is rape, and anyone who knows me, knows that makes me see red. Nor did I like how the moment King had Lilly bound to him, she saw what had happened to her through rose colored glasses. Nope. No. Nu-uh. This is the reason I knocked this book down to 3/5 stars instead of the 4 I would have given it had the scene been written differently. Had the editor done their job and gotten the then/than right at least a couple times, I would have given this book a full 5/5 stars.