It's really difficult to review this book. So much happens crucial to the story, yet I don't want to give anything away as a spoiler. I will do my best to give a review without giving away monumental plot points. 
 I guess the first place to start to describe this book would be "Oh. My. God". This is by far the best book in the series so far. Chloe Neill has really come into her writing and this book really shines for it. The story plot points are very clean and everything is very nicely written. The mystery is nicely handled. It's very fast-paced. 
 To put you to rest I will say any rumors you are hearing about huge things happening in this book are true. But also to put it that way I've read some interviews with Chloe Neill in anticipation of this book release and her words of advice are: "Trust Me".Honestly, after reading this book I oddly enough feel a sense of trust toward Chloe Neill. I trust her to take this story to it's end and have everyone (namely Merit) come out of it with their HEA. There was a feeling of hope for me once I got to the end of the book. I have to admire the in Chloe Neill's writing given the events that take place. With this said, I am also very much needing Drink Deep to be released NOW! I can't believe I'm hoping for the end of the year (November) so we can have the next book already! 
 Things I can tell you about this book is all of our favorite characters are back to join in on the adventure, plus a few talked about people will finally make an appearance. One of the things I was really happy about was that we get to learn more about Luc and Lindsey in this book. I hope we continue that trend in the next book as well. As you can guess from the back of the book blurb the Mayor will be more featured in this book and he has some secrets of his own. 
 Of course we get more Ethan and Merit and dealing with relationship issues raised since Twice Bitten. Even though Merit is unsure of his feelings I like that they can still continue to learn things about each other and build a relationship even if it's not the type of relationship everyone wants them in (at least not yet). I like their characters together and I don't necessarily mean "together" (although that too), I like when their characters are discussing strategy and throwing fun banter bacck and forth to one another. I guess what I'm trying to say is I like scenes with Merit and Ethan, and this book will definitely not disappoint on that. 
 There are some questions raised by the end, certainly storylines to be picked up in the upcoming books, but yet we also get the answer to many already open questions from the previous three books in the series. It's kind of a fair trade off. 
 I've read where some people were ready to throw the book across the room by the time they get to the end. I will say that I think it did me some good to read these reactions, I felt better prepared for events because by this time I was already passing through several scenarios that might cause people to want to do physical harm to their book. Some of the proceedings I guessed at and was correct, and some caught me off guard. But if there's nothing else to say about this book, and I will say this again and again, it's written very well, and I do trust Chloe Neill. I almost feel like I need to do one of two things, either go back and re-read the book already (zipping through it too fast because it was so compelling) or take a few days off reading anything and contemplate events of the book. To me, that it the sign of a great book. I look very much forward to this series going on for a long time!