My Sister Is a Werewolf

by Kathy Love

Book Overview

The sexy Young brothers may know a fang or two about the art of seduction, but their sister, Elizabeth, is positively mooning over a few issues of her own. . . Bad Moon Rising Elizabeth Young's... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0758267029
• ISBN13: 9780758267023
• Release Date: September 2011
• Publisher: Kensington Publishing Corporation
• Length: 345 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 4.3" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

cute book, nice weekend read

this is a very good book that compliments the ones before. It finishes the series off nice. I wish there was going to be more, but it doesn't look like that. anyway, I love this author and love the style of writing.

My Sister is a Werewolf

Elizabeth Young is a werewolf in a family of vampires. She's trying to change that, though, by working on a vaccine that will cure her of her werewolf affliction. She thinks she's close, but nothing has worked. Jensen Alder has come back to West Pines to take over his retired grandfather's veterinary practice. Jensen's fiancée died in a car accident. He feels terrible guilt over the event and doesn't plan on falling in love, until he meets Elizabeth in her brother's bar. Jensen doesn't know Elizabeth is a werewolf. He just knows that he's very attracted to her. She obviously feels the same way, since she comes on to him the first night they meet. That meeting starts them on a ride over rugged terrain, where they will both face up to their feelings. Alternating between sweet and tender, and erotic and hot, My Sister is a Werewolf is a fun, engaging thrill ride of a story. I loved watching Elizabeth and Jensen dance around their attraction to each other, and then finally learn to waltz together. The feelings in this story pulled at my heartstrings and made me sigh in more than one place. My Sister is a Werewolf is a great addition to Ms. Love's Young Brothers' series. This is definitely a story that paranormal lovers won't want to miss. Amelia reviewed for Joyfully Reviewed

wonderful story

This is a wnderful followup to the other in the series lots of romance and the way it ended with Dr. Fowler showing up in the end was the perfect conclusion, the whole book was a fun read!!!

Another Gem

Kathy Love does another hot and sexy tale in My Sister Is A Werewolf. Elizabeth Young has been finally reunited with her long lost brothers. This should bring her joy but she has that pesky werewolf business to deal with. Plus she is hard at work trying to find a cure for her ailment. Elizabeth can't explain why she is so restless of late, she is on edge. She spots an attractive man at her brother's bar that she approaches for a night of passion with no strings. Veterinarian Jensen Adler has moved back home to help his aging grandfather with his vet practice. This is also a chance for him to start to socialize again after a tragic loss. When a stunning woman offers to rock his world there is no way he is saying no. But this wild and sexy woman has a sweet and vulnerable side that Jensen is also intrigued by. Elizabeth and Jensen both have troubled past that are affecting their daily lives. When a man from Elizabeth's past tries to cause trouble, Elizabeth tries to protect her love ones. But Jensen has his own ideas about keeping Elizabeth safe. My Sister Is A Werewolf is a wonderful addition to the previous books in this series. It was a special treat for me to reconnect with her brothers and their mates. Seeing them interact with Elizabeth just made me love them more. This book is another keeper for me.

An enjoyable tale of a Werewolf and a Vet

"My sister is a Werewolf" initially appears to be one of the slightly humorous paranormals that are so popular at the moment. However this book doesn't have any particular humour but it does have a very well-written tale of two people with lots of baggage falling in love and carving out a future together. It's a follow-up to three other books about the heroine's brothers but this book works fine as a standalone novel and any relevant backstory is given. Elizabeth Young isn't quite what she seems - a research scientist living in a quiet backwater. Yes, she is those things, but she also has a secret life as a Werewolf and her research aims to 'cure' herself of lycanthropy. She has broken away from her pack and is living on her own but she has a 'mate', Brody, so her life is not her own, even though she has run away from him. Jensen Adler is the local veterinarian and little else. Since his fiancée Katie died he hasn't dated any other women and isn't really living much of a life, just looking after his grandfather and working. When some friends arrange a blind date for him he finds himself completely knocked sideways by a woman - unfortunately not his date. The woman seems to respond to him and they end up leaving the bar together. The relationship in this book is rather backwards - sex first, getting to know each other later - but there's a reason for it which becomes clear in due course. However Jensen finds himself with a woman who seems to either try to seduce him or to run away. Her behaviour appears in some ways outrageous but he is also aware that this isn't her normal nature. Jensen notes there are some strange things about Elizabeth, and her brothers are also a bit odd, and yet he continues to try to have a relationship with her and to put up with her vacillations about whether they should see each other. Most of this book focuses on the relationship between Jensen and Elizabeth. The couple appear on almost every page and even the return of Brody and the potential harm he could cause Jensen doesn't intrude too much into the plot. This story is about characters getting to knew each other and finding out each others' history, even though much has to be kept in the dark. The writing style in this book was very good and it was an easy read with excellent pacing. Despite the fact that the plot is actually rather thin, it felt like a satisfying book to read and was never boring. I wondered if the author could have made more of the threat from Brody, especially as the final denouement happened very quickly and was solved in a rather facile way, but it was still a worthwhile read. Originally published for Curled Up With A Good Book, www.curledup.com. © Helen Hancox 2007