This was a nice shifter story. Writing better than expected. There was actually a decent plot and no insta-love.

But still, I was missing some emotion in the writing. I wanted a bit more RAWR and MINE!

My Boss Is a Grumpy Werewolf and I Think... Picks up bout a month after the first book ends. Evan is having issues dealing with what happened to Cole and Cole is still unaffected by what transpired. Their relationship is going fine, better than actually. Evan is urged to get help with his nightmares, Cole's brother, Joey, makes an appearance due to issues in the family and the human-first rights movement is on the move.

A lot happening in this story but they were well paced within the story which I liked. It was fun revisiting Evan and Cole again and seeing how close they were even though they haven't been dating quite over six month or even a year yet. They were cute and i wished there had been more parts in the story where the two could show their jealousy over hearing about so and so hitting on Cole or so and so wanting to pick up where Evan and he left off.

Cole's awkward moments and runaway mouth made for some humorous moments and I really enjoyed reading those moments.

The best thing about this book is the title. The reason I decided to read (I don't have much faith in Siren editorial books). I thought this was going to be a funny book with a nerdy guy more or less afraid of his werewolf boss who stares at him with such a passion that the nerdy guy mistakes it with rage. And it was.. the first 2 pages. Very quickly the misunderstanding is cleared, they have a date after a day of meeting for the first time and of course, amazing sex. Evan (the werewolf) is possessive and wants Cole in his life. They are confessing their love after, err, days? So yeah, the story ended pretty quickly, but wait! The author decided to throw a love problem between other werewolves, a daughter outside marriage (not Evan's nor Cole's, don't worry), a new sister for Evan and consequently, dangerous situations involving Evan's father and Cole. Yawn. Not the fun book I was hoping.

There's as few grammar issues.

It was a cute sweet story with a touch of danger. I really liked the title and the characters. The banter between Evan and Cole was funny at times.

Ok, we have Robert, he's the boss, a lawyer, sexy, very rich and poor little rich boy syndrome.  He doesn't do love or relationships.  Daniel is young, idealistic, sweet and in love/lust with his boss. Well Robert gets drunk one evening and one thing leads to another ( and had this been a m/f book I'm sure she would have ended up pregnant ). There is actually very little conflict ( and I'm really trying to ignore all the issues having sex let alone a relationship with a subordinate could cause, especially in a law office...) but sweet and loving Daniel melts Robert's hardened heart... So all in all a sweet easy and totally stress free read.