This review can also be found at Carole's Random Life in Books.

I could kick myself. I bought this audiobook back in 2015. Heck, I bought the whole series and then promptly got distracted by some other shiny book. I have seen so many great reviews for this book but did I start listening. Nope. Because I was distracted. Well, I finally dusted it off and started listening to it earlier this week and had a great time with it. 

Mo is the focus of this story and I liked her character right away. The book opens with Mo moving to Alaska. It is a big change from what she is used to in Mississippi but she needs a change. And she needs to get away from her over the top parents. Her parents are quite the pair and I can completely understand why she took such a drastic step. 

Mo quickly becomes a part of the local community by working at the local bar and grill. She is making friends and finding her way. She is even getting the attention of a couple of the local men. Enter Cooper, local werewolf extraordinaire. Cooper always seems a little grouchy but Mo can't seem to stay away. One thing leads to another and they decide to act on their chemistry. 

There were so many things to love about this book. I really liked the humor woven into the story. I had a big grin on my face the entire time I was listening to this story. I liked Mo and Cooper as a couple and thought they had great chemistry. The story had a lot of things going on besides the romance with a wolf attacking the local community and some drama with Cooper's family. 

I really enjoyed Amanda Ronconi's narration. I thought she captured Mo's personality very well through her narration. She handled all of the different characters very well and it was always very easy to tell who was speaking. This story has a wide range of emotions and she portrayed them all very well. I felt Mo's fear, her joy, her confusion, and her frustration. She read the story at a very natural pace and I really just felt like she was telling me a story. I was able to listen to this book for hours at a time and look forward to listening to more of her work in the future.

I would recommend this book to fans of paranormal romance. This was a fun story filled with great chemistry and a wonderful sense of humor. This is the first book by Molly Harper that I have read and I cannot wait to continue with this series.

Initial Thoughts
This was fun. There were quite a few funny moments and I really enjoyed Mo's sense of humor. The narration was great and I look forward to listening to more of this series very soon.

Book source: Audible purchase

Dr Anna Moder, AKA Tina, is on the run from her abusive ex, Glenn. She is hiding, with the support of a covert on-line network devoted to helping domestic violence victims. In the previous books, she appears as the pack's doctor. This opens with Tina on the run because of the possibility Glenn has found her. After getting off work, she helps out a man that got shot.
I loved the way she met Caleb. This was a fun read. Full of sarcastic banter, I spent a lot of time smiling and/or laughing. I liked that the relationship moved slowly, it worked in this case. Mo and Maggie and their other halfs make appearances. I was surprised at the end by the appearance of a couple from the Jane Jameson series (and probably Half Moon Hollow- I haven't started this one yet).

I am using this for the "Headless" woman square. 

I'm glad Maggie got her own story. But, she had moments where I really, really wanted to smack her. She could be just plain stupid. I also didn't really "get" the romance. Maggie spends (at least to me)a lot of time pushing Nick away. So, of course, he is hopelessly in love with her.
Here is to hoping the next book is better!

I liked the setting, I liked the town and also liked the family background.

The love story was a little meh.

I didn't dig this strange and artificial drama and angst - that was totally unneessary.

And the P-Plot? I don't like that as a rule and especially not, when the couple is so newly formed.