This book was an impulse read fueled by the many recs I saw obsessing over the author’s scent descriptions. Normally I avoid any rejected mate or bond-broken books because I just like the fated mates trope too much, but I’m so glad I grabbed this one. 

 

Like everyone else, I am utterly entranced with Lee’s evocative scent descriptions and the way they change to incorporate each other when more than one scent is present. 

 

I even love the nontraditional pack dynamics and the acceptance of platonic pack members. 

 

The writing is great, the banter top notch, and the story feels airy and visceral by turns. 

 

I’ve had a great time and I’ll be starting the second book as soon as I post this review. If it’s anywhere near as good as this one, they’ll both go on my physical bookshelf.