I'm a tiny bit disappointed while I still enjoyed the book. 
 I think it suffered from the month elypse after the first book (that already had one) and we get to miss Anna's intro to the pack (for real) and the development of her relationship with Charles still feels very rushed because of it. 
 But like I said for the first book, the issue was indeed adressed again her so I'm more open to the idea. 
 Same witth Anna's reaction to danger. At some point she "defends" herself with saying that someone shouldn't hurt her because (paraphrasing) "Charles would come and hurt them" instead of defending herself and it annoyed me. BUT given her background and the situation, you can understand where she's coming from and that this sentence is already considered to be a good step forward for her. And she got to prove herself even more after that, so I can let it go. 
 I guess sometimes it is just hard to read about dominant hyper macho werewolves, even the best of them, when you're a woman. No matter how sexy and awesome they're supposed to be, there are times they just irk you with what they say/how they act. 
 Again, with this genre, you know what you're in for and Patricia Briggs does do a good job (because I don't mean to say that every bit/urban lit that exists is good if it fits those criteria) at balancing everything out.