I liked this book in the Brac Pack series but definitely not as much as the first three.
Reason number one: Remi lost the sense of humour that defined him in previous books. Yes, the situation with his mate was serious, but his sense of humour was completely gone, so it didn't seem like Remi at all.
Reason number two: I didn't like the reason Remi gave in to being topped. He didn't really have a choice, since he did it because Drew was so horny as a result of a drug he'd taken, he was in pain, which I didn't find sexy at all. When it's something as big as that, it should have been a free decision.
Reason number three: in a story about shifters and their mates, we normally hear about how unusual it is for a shifter to find his mate, how some never do. In this series Jasper and Cody made a great unmated couple and I think the author missed out on a great opportunity to write about a couple who wasn't mated but was happy nevertheless. They were great together. I loved the little snipets we'd been getting so far about their relationship, I had hoped they would stay together but being realistic I knew the author would give them their respective mates.
While I wouldn't normally mind having my love for a character used to make me buy the next book in a series, (that is basically what has been happening so far in this one), I don't appreciate having my love for a character in one series being used as a way of insuring my purchase of the next one when the format is changing. I think it should be a writer's worth that does that. I personally don't like m/m/m books and I was reading an m/m series when I learnt of Jasper. I was expecting that if Jasper did get a mate, I would read about it in the Brac Pack, and hate that now I won't be able to do that because the author has decided to include him in her m/m/m series.