Weremones

Life is just not going the way that Adam Weis has always believed it should be. Until not long ago he was the Beta (second in command) under the Alpha in his Pack. Now he is the Pater Canis of his own Pack - a pack that consists mostly of adolescent and teenage boys. Adam's days now consist of running his construction company for a profit, seeing to all the boys needs and answering his phone calls from their teachers. If that isn't enough, it appears that the boys have picked who they want his mate to be. Diana Ridley is the single mother of two teens trying to keep everything together. Stress from work and the normal problems of rising teens and dealing with her not so helpful ex-husband should have been more than enough. However it appears that Diana has become popular with weres and not in a pleasant way. One night she is rescued by a pack of several small and one large wolfs. Adam is amazed when his pack brings him a wounded Diana after saving her from a pack of werecoyotes. When he is told she is psychic Adam knows why they were after Diana. This first night is just the beginning of a roundabout romance that goes just the way of Adam's life lately - not the way he always thought it should be. Diana soon discovers that there is much more going on in her town then she ever thought and that her teenage daughter is right in the middle of it along with the boys of Adam's pack. Weremones deals not only with a romance in which both parties are not really sure they want one but also the ins and outs of raising teenagers with extras. Adam is barely figuring out how to deal with his new life and pack when he meets Diana. Diana is still very bitter from a bad divorce and has put the raising of her kids as primary in her life. The fates appear to be not paying attention to either of their wishes. I loved reading and watching Adam and Diana circle around their attraction. However it was when they were dealing with the antics and results of the teens that I was alternately laughing and feeling sorry for Adam and Diana. The humor that runs along the entire story adds to all the characters and the plot. I am now going to be watching and hoping that the other characters in this book will get their own stories. Weremones is a story not to be missed for any paranormal lovers. Jo reviewed for Joyfully Reviewed

I just love it when I start reading a book and realize, "WOW, this one is a keeper!" (and if you read much, you unfortunately KNOW this doesn't happen very often.) One reviewer called this a family love story and its true. This one is about friendship, loyalty, a hard working, loving MOM and a new alpha, wolven DAD. Yes, there is some sex and violence but its not the focus of the story. Hope to see future books about the Pack.

Great plot, the sexual attraction was hot and the characters well rounded and believable. Can't wait for more from this author and hope she continues this as a series.

I really enjoyed this book, although it wasn't what I was expecting. The novel has some very erotic moments between Adam (the werewolf) and Diana (the Empath/psychic), but this is a love story about families. Diana is a 30-something divorced mother of two teens, with a crappy ex-husband who interferes in her life and tries to set the kids against her, esp. her son, who does end up defecting to the 'enemy' camp in a most hurtful way. Her daughter, however, is a pretty high school girl with a gang of male friends who like to hang out at her house and bask in the attention they receive from Diana. And really, that's what the love story is about - Diana and Adam have a romance, but it is the boys (werewolves all) that Adam is the guardian for that make this a love story. They love Diana as a mother and want her for their very own, and their schemes to 'keep' her bring her to Adam's attention - and to the attention of the bad guys, the werecoyotes. There's the usual chase scene, the dramatic revelation of the boys (and Adam's) 'were' status, and the saving of our ladies from the bad guys and their ultimate defeat, but what really powered this story was the growing love of the family unit formed by Adam's wards and Diana and her daughter's love. I really enjoyed this book, so full of wonderful charaterizaton, and I am looking forward to the sequel(s).