Full disclosure: I didn't finish this book. I got about halfway into it before I finally just gave up the ghost and admitted that I didn't find anything in here that I particularly liked. I could have tried to finish it, but I have a feeling that if I did then this review would've been far more vitriolic than the book actually merits. 
 In all fairness, I do have to say that this book doesn't set out to be some weighty tome about life, love, and the supernatural world. That's not the type of book we have here. It's the supernatural chick lit equivalent of a Hostess cupcake mixed with a little dash of Emily Giffin. If it were ever made into a movie, it'd probably air on the Lifetime channel. I can't entirely hate this book for being what it is, which is why I decided to stop about halfway in. 
 The problem I had was that Accidental Werewolf had several elements that just royally irritated me. The first was that I found Marty to be a completely unlikable twit. She was deliberately written to be annoying, so perhaps she undergoes a transformation by the book's end, but this kept me from really caring if she got kidnapped or hacked to bits by a chainsaw wielding chipmunk. The other thing that majorly bugged me was how the accents were written down. I get that Cassidy was trying to get the feel of the words across, but all it did was make the characters sound like morons or stereotypes. It was more annoying than endearing. 
 In the end though, I can see where this would have an appeal for some readers. I didn't particularly care for it at all, but it did have a certain type of cuteness to it that I've seen others really go for. It's just that this type of cuteness doesn't appeal to me in the slightest. I'd probably tell people to check this first book out from the library if they're curious about it. If they like this, then odds are that they'll probably want to go out and purchase the entire series so far. If they're like me, then they'll be glad they used a little caution.