PMSing

I have just recently found the books by Buffi BeCraft-Woodall and I really like the entire series. This is the 3rd book I have read. The books are spicy but there is a good story with a good ending. She builds the charters before the spice starts. Excellent read for those who just want to sit back and enjoy.

Karen Ridley is a psychic and way over her head at the moment. She has come home to get away from the psychic community that has deemed her not psychic enough for them. However, home has it's own worries for her - namely her ex-fiancé, his mate and his twin brother. Karen was close to Brandon until misspoken words put a break in their friendship. Home is also the pack house and Karen is currently in a breeding cycle - not a good time to be around unmated males. Brandon Weis has known ever since he first met Karen that she was his mate. After fighting his way up from being the pack Omega, Brandon is still trying to figure out exactly where he belongs in the pack now. It doesn't help that he is at odds with his twin brother. Brandon comes to Karen's rescue her first night back in town and that begins the renewed sparks between them. Karen and Brandon quickly realize that someone is trying to kill her and he really doesn't care who gets hurt on the way. Now the entire pack is involved, but Brandon knows that to be the man and wolven he needs to be he will have to keep his chosen mate safe. But how did you keep an independent person safe from a psychic that has gone wacko? PMSing is the second in the Blue-collar Worker Werewolves series and surrounds two of my favorite characters in the first book. Brandon has always allowed himself to be treated as the Omega until the Alpha forced him to stand up for himself. Karen was a friend with both twins and thought she had lost them both after her break up from Brandon's brother. However, that could not be the furthest from the truth as Brandon is about to show her. Karen and Brandon have to do more than just keep her safe from danger; they also have to find a way to cement them back into the pack. PMSing has both serious and humorous threads that go through it. I was once again caught up into this most unusual pack and its members. I can't wait to see which of the pack members is next to discover his mate. Although I do have a couple that I'm hoping it will be. I recommend PMSing to any and all shifter fans, especially if you enjoy a bit of humor. Note to Reader: I would recommend that you read the first novel in this series (Weremones) prior to PMSing as it takes off a few years later from where the first story ended. Jo reviewed for Joyfully Reviewed