I'll start off by saying that this was a fun read, and I look forward to seeing where the series is headed. Now down to the nitty gritty. 
 Kelsey Hayes is a young woman, freshly graduated from high school. She takes on a job at a local circus, where she is put in charge of feeding a beautiful white tiger, named Dhiren. When she discovers that he is, in fact, a man cursed, she doesn't hesitate to travel halfway across the world to help this gorgeous stranger get his humanity back. I found Kelsey's selflessness heartwarming at the beginning. By the end, however, I began to tire of the sound of her inner voice, constantly doubting herself, and the man she supposedly loves. She transforms herself into an unnecessary martyr at every turn. I really wanted to learn more about her past, and the deaths of her parents, to better understand her thoughts, fears, and actions. 
 Dhiren. I was instantly charmed by this perfect man. He, unfortunately, goes through an inner transformation throughout the course of the book. He goes from a charming, chivalrous, shy sweetheart, to a bold, cocky, pushy brute. Alright... I may be exaggerating a bit, but you get the point. And can't he figure out how to nod or shake his head while in tiger form? (Yet somehow he's able to give a back massage with those massive paws of his) I was planning on also commenting on the fact that his clothes conveniently reappear every time he morphs into human form, but I have to be fair. Not only is this fiction, but we have to keep it clean for the younger readers. 
 This leads me to my next point. I'm not counting this against the book, but it's more a warning for other readers. Although this book is classified as YA, there were times I couldn't help but wonder if it leans towards a middle grade readership. In fact, I would readily suggest this book to a middle grade reader.