3.5, rounding up to 4 stars.
Sky and Company have more problems and people are still trying to expose them to the world, plus the other supernaturals in the area aren't excited about the Pack's escapades.
I really like the world the author has created. It's incredibly dynamic and, with each story, the world grows.
I liked how Ethan and Sky's relationship changed. It's definitely something that Sky is the immature one about (mostly naive, and generally ignorant about how relationships work) and I think the author accurately reflects Sky's personality and experience with it. Though, Ethan's also not the greatest here, but that's because his tend to be more fleeting.
This one ends on a bit of cliffhanger and the next book is already out, so no worries there, if cliffhangers aren't your thing. This story has some nondescript steamy scenes, and violence (not particularly gory, but there are details).
One thing I have some difficulties with is the timeline of this series. I know from the first book to the next was about a year, but after that, I'm not sure how much time has actually passed. This is a little frustrating to me, but that's mostly because I'm that person who does the math when books talk about years/times passing.
This is book six, and books one through five should be read first in chronological order, prior to reading this one.