I devoured this book. I'm starting to think that Draven's books are one of my guilty pleasures. I always blaze through her books, and always enjoy them. 
 I initially didn't know what to expect. I went back and forth on if I actually wanted to read this or not because while the synopsis was intriguing, I just haven't been in the mood for another Beauty and the Beast retelling. Well, I did and I definitely enjoyed it. Not as much as Draven's other books, but well enough to read it more than once. 
 My only complaint was that there was a lot of bedding in this book, and it kind of became an overwhelming focus and seemed to take away from the overall plot. This was also pretty predictable, but that's not really an issue for me. I definitely feel like there's slightly more to be desired from our two main's romance, but it was fairly slow burn/lusty and I'm alright with it. 
 There were some minor errors in the writing, but Draven writes phenomenally and her details are absolutely exquisite.