This was a wild and adventurous book about how toxic masculinity is really the true horror of our modern day. The book explores feeling lonely, without a direction and portrays how desperate we are to really fit in. 

I really enjoyed the sarcastic M.C and how nonchalant they are about transforming into a werewolf, it was just another thing they had to deal with on top of a job they despise. The story felt a little slow at times and I was a bit confused about where it was going, but the ending really saved the day. I will say the P.O.V that the story is told from feels little odd and took me out of the story; I think it could have benefited from a first-person POV so we could truly see how Brian (M.C.) developed as a character. 

Overall, this was an okay read. I enjoyed all of the queer characters and the strong bonds of friendship that can happen if you just let it. 

Thank you NetGalley and Atlantic books for the E-ARC in exchange for an honest review.