This is book #4 in the Young Brothers saga, and due to challenges I've read this one first. You don't need to read them in order as the brothers and their wives only make a small appearance in this story, and let's face it you know the other books are pnr and they are gonna have a happy ending.

So, this story is about Elizabeth, the werewolf in question, and she is going into heat as the book opens. She spies a likely looking fellow, Jensen Adler, the local vet, at her brothers bar and loses no time in attracting his attention in a biblical way. ^-^

She knows something is wrong as this is totally unusual behaviour for her but doesn't think of going into heat. She also doesn't think of consequences as she is mated to another werewolf, even if she wishes she isn't.

There, I've set up the obviousness of the book for you, I'm sure I don't have to fill in the gaps.

And that is the problem with this book. It is too predictable. Written well enough, no giant plot holes, characters likable but not lovable. Not a book you'd rush to re-read.