This review also appears on my blog, Anatea's Bookshelf 
 What to say about this book? I liked it pretty much. 
 When I started reading it, I thought there would be more about werewolves, but it turned out to be more a romance story with a paranormal catch, which I don't mind. I like romance stories, and this is a good one, so I wasn't dissapointed by it. Even though there might be missing some real plot since everything was based on Sam/Grace relationship and on keeping Sam human, there was happening in the book, so it's not just a mushy-mushy romance. 
 The reason I rated this book 4 stars is different point of views. Usually I don't mind when writer writes from different point of views, in this case from Grace and Sam's, but then I expect writer to give each character their own personality. In this book Grace and Sam think so alike that it was hard to keep on who's POV is it now. I don't have a problem with Grace, but Sam sounds a little bit to femine sometimes. I don't think it is something a guy would think of when he sees a new person that she is that tall because of her heels, or to say "horribly cute", or to look at food by how much callories it has. I personaly don't mind if someone does that, but I don't see Sam like that. 
 Also to comment on a few things that bothered me. 
 Isabel is described as a selfish, manipulating bitch. Even though everything she has done showed us the exact opposite thing. She helped when needed, she tried to save her brother Jack, and she kept it all a secret and there wasn't a single comment on her behavior or how they misjudged her. 
 Also I think that she not the only character that's not well developed. Except for Grace & Sam, and maybe Beck, everyone else is a mistery. Olivia is also not well developed. We only got a few sentences out of her while she played a big role in the storyline. 
 I hope to see some improvement on these fields in Linger.