This fourth book added a great deal of humor to the usual mix of mates struggling to deal with each other, as well as their enemies.

I loved Dino, the human mate. He’s so down to earth and straightforward-thinking that the whole supernatural thing hits him hard. He doesn’t deal very well with it in the beginning, but his stubborn insistence of figuring it all out actually becomes an asset. Sidney is just too much! He is hilarious, and the description of his antics had me in stitches. He also carries a pretty big secret with him, one that weighs on him, but we don’t really see to understand that until way into the story. When it comes out, I liked him even more. Torem, the wolf shifter, is amazingly patient with his two mates and has a lot to deal with himself. He’s a great guy, though, and that helps all of them.

If you like shifter stories with a bit of mystery and LOTS of humor, hot m/m/m ménages and an entertaining, light read, you will probably like this book.
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