I really liked this book! I'm a huge fan of werewolves and the paranormal- kinda got over the whole vampire phase and turned to angels/werewolves or anything else for that matter- and the deal they have with the whole mates for each werewolf, and so when I saw this was free on Kindle, I had my doubts about it (a lot of those books turned out to be misleading and highly disappointing) but as soon as I started reading, I knew it had potential and I kept on reading. Boy was I glad I did! 
 At first, the books starts off slow and confusing, and after the 2 year time skip, I was even more hesitant to keep on reading this book but then it got more interesting once she met Clay and things really started to pick up from there. 
 I liked the fact it wasn't like your typical werewolf/human love story. In this one, she gets to hang out with him in his wolf form, or dog form as she likes to call it, and they get to know each other that way. Another way this is interesting is that he never speaks, like at all. Usually it's just Gabby having a one sided conversation with him and then slowly getting accustomed to having him around. It was really nice to see him turn to his human form and do things for her, like cook and get a job so he could buy her things like movies and foods that she likes but doesn't have enough money to buy cuz she's saving it up. And so it was nice to finally see them get together at the end of the story. And the cliffhanger ending happened! 
 Not sure how I feel about the next books in the series being in other people's POV, but if Gabby and Clay are in it too, I wouldn't mind reading them and figuring the rest of the questions, especially about those weird other werewolves and Gabby's powers. Also, I would want to know what happens with Luke and his supposed mate...