While I still really enjoyed the book and love the characters (even Dana grows on you a little bit at the end) this was maybe a bit too ambitious. It's twice as long as the other two books in the series and I don't think all of it needed to be in here. There's too much back and forth and a lot of time spent just doing daily tasks, especially when we're with Axton and then later with Leander in the pack village. I think even Wayne was feeling it was too long towards the end because during the last 25% of the book, the POV sections are shorter and shorter, with one section being only a single line from Leander.
Overall, however, it didn't feel like it was a chore to read through since I enjoy this world so much; it just needs a good editor like the rest of the series. There were still grammar errors and typos but I put up with it as a risk of self-publishing and, after reading all three books back to back, you kind of stop noticing it as you get engrossed in the narrative.
The ending itself is a bit anticlimactic but I don't think Lee and Ax would have "won" any other way without making the series longer and/or at least one major death.

This series was a treat to read. It gets tied up fairly satisfactorily so, while I always want more from authors I really enjoy reading, I don't feel like we're missing anything important by ending it here. But I will always need more werewolf romance stories like this in my life!