Reread February 21st 2016 
 I read this book exactly four years ago and it appears Ibam feeling somewhat less charitable about this book than my 2012 self. 
 I like the story well enough; it is the characters I am not particularly enamored of. Jeremy, Antonio and Nick are okay, but Elena and Clay aren't. IQ of 160 and Clay hasn't learned to control himself or figure out properly how humans behave? After being treated with compassion by the pack, still can't understand things like empathy/emotion? Because he was a feral werewolf? Am I supposed to be impressed or think that's macho/alpha/cute? Nope. 
 As for Elena, I know this is totally unfair, but all I could think was "Kate Daniels does this better. Wimp." 
 Oh yeah, and Clay and Elena were absolute douches to Philip. 
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 I gave this book 3 stars, but I a not comfortable with that; but I also didn't feel comfortable with giving it four stars because I feel like I enjoyed the books I've rated 4 stars more than I did this one. So, mebbe 3.5 stars 
 It was a fairly good story, and rather enjoyable. Unlike many reviews I've read, I didn't mind the beginning. I was able to get straight into the flow of things. By mid-story, though, I was floundering. The same cycle kept repeating itself: "Oh noes! People from the village have came around! Oh noes, we found a dead body on our property, hide it quick ! Oh noes, a mutt kills someone! Oh noes, we killed some mutt! Oh noes, another mutt has come into town! Oh noes, Clay is throwing a temper tantrum! Oh noes, Jeremy is unruffled! Oh noes, Elena is yelling at Clay for something that happened a lifetime ago! Oh noes, Elena is mouthing off to Jeremy! Oh noes, Elena is going off on her own when she shouldn't, bad things are going to happen! Oh noes, Elena forgot to call Philip." 
 A good 50-60% of the story is what I've just described up above, I think. 
 So um yeah. I liked the story. I didn't like that it repeated itself so often. 
 I will definitely be checking out more of Ms. Armstrong's work.