Cuz it’s not doing “werewolf” good and besides that it’s kind of just a boring story about some dude who needs to get his shit together? Because of the title, I expected a fun, playful book and in parts it achieved that, however what confused me was its ever-changing tone. Tyler has got a plan, and weirdly his brand of self-help punditry actually encourages Brian to shape up and to stop accidently marking out guys who ghosted him on Grindr as potential monthly victims. His work colleagues Nik and Darby try to look after him but obviously he can’t tell them what is going on so when he meets Tyler, another werewolf who completely has a handle on the werewolf side of life, he is glad to have found another like him.

Corvus Atlantic’s commercial fiction list which includes women’s, historical, romance, sci-fi, crime and thriller. He just happened to sprout fur every full moon and have strong senses and extra strength and healing abilities, but he was still, mostly, just a person existing in the world, trying to figure life out.I wish we'd got to know Mark somewhat more, as I felt there was more to know maybe after the first time we meet him. I did like how the book delved into the psyche of the main character, Brian, and explored the effects of his transformation into a wolf. Characters are good, but we never feel like we know enough about Darby and Nik, as the story focuses so much on Tyler and his clique.

He's been struggling to manage his transition to adulthood almost as much as his monthly transitions to a werewolf. it was exactly what i wanted it to be and it was fun to turn off my brain and go along for the ride.this wasn’t as bad as i thought it would be there are some seriously interesting idea, the execution was just… poor? Remember this was what I thought about the book personally and I suggest that you give it a go for yourself. It's more of a satirical exploration of werewolves in a hyper-capitalist world, so don't expect, like, ABO content. Watching Brian desperately wanting to form closer connections with these two but holding them at arm's length was both relatable and again, frustrating. The portrayal of Grindr hookups, navigating tokenization in a group of girlfriends, and the complex self-loathing associated with seeking approval from DL guys paints a vivid picture that resonates with those familiar with such experiences.