Rating: 2/5 
 ***Minor spoilers*** 
 This book had a lot of promise for me. It sounded interesting, the first few chapters didn't put me off immediately, and I've read other books by Kelley Armstrong and enjoyed them. I found myself unable to get into this book whatsoever. 
 This book is about a woman named Elena who lives in an apartment with her boyfriend, Philip, and she is also a werewolf. She ran away from Pack life because she didn't want to be a part of that life. Being a werewolf was forced upon her, so she wanted to go back to Toronto. She later receives a call from the Pack alpha, Jeremy, who insists he needs her help with something, so she sets off to New York where the Pack lives and where the rest of the story plays out. 
 I tried to enjoy this book, I really did. I didn't really like Elena's narration or her character. She seemed to have no self-restraint or morals. (view spoiler)[ It really bothered me that she had a boyfriend in Toronto and she was okay with having sex with Clay. She didn't even feel guilty. I understand her and Clay had something before, but at least break it off with the boyfriend instead of cheating on him. (hide spoiler)] Also, the majority of this book was just narration and not dialogue. I can forgive some of this for the fact that wolves obviously can't speak, but it's hard to read a book that's mostly narration when you dislike the narrator. I found the story pretty boring and not surprising at all. I wanted some sudden twist to make it interesting, but nothing happened. The book is labelled "suspense" at my library but wasn't really suspenseful. 
 The only part of this book I really enjoyed was the last 60 pages or so, because that's the only part where something exciting really happened. It was a nice ending, but nothing special. 
 Overall, I just found this book a massive bore. I struggled to get through it and only finished because I wanted to read something else, and I hate to leave books unfinished. It obviously didn't help that I don't have a very big interest in werewolves. If you enjoy reading about werewolves or supernatural creatures in general feel free to give it a go, but I don't recommend going into it with high expectations. I don't think I'll be continuing with this series unless someone/something convinces me otherwise.