The strength behind this book is definitely the narrative; here we have a character that's unreliable in a way I've never crossed before. It makes for a unique experience. 
 This -however- came with an unexpected side effect. Since I couldn't trust the speaker, I automatically refused to invest in any of the details. 
 The story kept changing (and not always for the best, (view spoiler)[not huge on werewolves, especially in a contemporary set. Then it suddenly dove to paranormal?? ...Not the twist I was hoping for (hide spoiler)]) so this kept triggering my suspension of disbelief. 
 But it also kept me thinking. Kept me analyzing. I was interested, despite my refusal to accept the any part of the story. 
 Still, my lasting impression was a little lacklustre because it feels exactly how it is; an elaborate lie. I can't trust what I read or how I feel about it. The question "what really happened?" is never answered. 
 ...Or maybe it was and I'm too skeptical?? 
 I'll never know, just like I'll never know if I fully enjoyed this or not.