: The narrative typically shifts between the two protagonists, allowing readers to see Alaric’s internal struggle with his "beast" and Winter's growing attraction to him.

: Unlike a standard contemporary romance, it incorporates supernatural themes, often involving shifters or cursed individuals, which is a staple of Utley’s writing style.

: The book is known for its "slow burn" tension and the emotional healing that takes place between the two main characters.

: The story is a contemporary reimagining of the classic fairy tale, focusing on the relationship between a woman named Winter and a "beastly" man named Alaric.