When I read the first book last summer I loved it a lot. I was actually excited about the second one, but I took my time on getting it from the library. I was hoping to love this one too. When I finished this one, I was & am still really not sure what to rate this book as. I was going from a 3.5 to a 4. It was a quick read, short to no conflicts. 
 What I liked was that the book started right were the first one left off. Which I like in a book because it makes it less confusing & easier to re-enter their world/story. I also loved some of the twists, like Nash & Brandon both being creatures of the night. There was a prom & their was drama. 
 It also had new & old characters like Dr. Meadows, the psychic, who forshadows most of the book in one of her readings at the beggining of the book, which kind off takes away some of the surprises. We also fianlly got to meet Brandons father, Dr. Maddox.He seemed very fatherly & caring, I liked him a lot. Nash & his friends were there too. So was Ivy & Abby, whom the teenage drama circles around. It was okay. 
 I still love Celeste's character. She was defiant & protective of Brandon even though her own friends were teasing him. She wasn't one to back down, & was the first to suggest she & Brandon "officially" a couple. But then she had these "lost puppy dog" moments were she would be all giggly & I was like "don't do that. AH!" Brandon was still gentle & caring & very much HOT! I would love to have my own Brandon Maddox. He was very down to earth & seemed real. 
 Also on a funny note, every time Brandon or Nash changed into werewolves they would get got. But what I found funny was that they would say something like, "I'm burning" or "I'm hot!" and then they would just rip off their shirts like Jacob in twilight. 
 The ending. Oh sweet lord, the ending. I would have thought it would end on a dramatic note, something suspenseful. Which it did, kinda. The solution to their problem, Nash, was logically correct but emotionally twisted. It pretty much ends with her kissing Brandon under the full moon, while Nash is out there as a creature of the moon.