This continuation of That Night I got Dragged Home by a Werewolf picks up directly at the cliffhanger ending of the first book. An amazing sequel that's just as good as the first, if not better, we see Lillith come into her own a little more as a sorceress as well as her desire to take care of her mate Mars in whatever way she possibly can. The stakes are high in this one and there are twists you don't see coming, which is simply a sign of how good Ms. Autumn Wolff is at her craft.

I love to see paranormal romances with transgender characters, and this and the first book are definitely up there for the best representation without making the story about the fact that they're trans.

I hope to see Lillith and Mars and the DuBois pack again someday.