Review: funny with over the top thrown in
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 05 2, 2014
Max was out to find his mate but on the way to her he was caught by the dog catcher. When JC finally decides to adopt a pet she thought she would walt out with a cat, instead she walked out with a huge mutt(maybe part wolf) who was on death row. Not knowing why she was so drawn to this dog but not being able to leave him behind JC adopts the dog and names him Fluffy.  Max was out to find his mate but when he finds JC he also finds out that she is human and he has no clue how to tell his mate that she adopted him and that he actually is a werewolf, who will die without JC mating with him by the next full moon.Deciding that the best thing to do is to move next door Max plans on Fluffy disappearing but on the night he moves in and he see's JC so upset because Fluffy is gone Max knows he will have to find another way to get to know JC without hurting her. Now Max is both Fluffy and Max. The more time JC and Max spend together the more they begin to care about each other and fall in love, but JC is scared to open up completely to Max, and Max is on a timeline that if he misses it he will die.This was an ok read there were some really funny parts in this book but then there were also parts that just felt to far off the wall to me. This was a really light quick read but I found myself wishing there was more depth to it so that I could have connected more to the story and the characters. An American Werewolf in Hoboken is told from both Max and JC's point of view, and we also get to know charters in book 2. Overall I think this was an alright book but I was just hoping for more.