i'm going crazy help finding a were series

[Kerlyaraujo]

hi i'm kind of new to this website but it seems lovely i'm from Peru so i apologize for my english anyway i read this books a long time ago i dont remember all of them but i;m searching for in that was about a female alpha of a pack she was kind o a geek i think her pack owned a computer company and she meet o re-encountered the H in a party of her company the H is very alpha i think they fight but they make up outside the h house on winter i think something like that sorry if it is kind of comfusing i dont remember much i really hope you help me

[Ann aka Iftcan]

Possibly The Beast in Him by Shelly Laurenston. That sounds like a fairly good description of the book. A very funny book, but its book #2 in the series. Which, btw, is a continuation (kind of) of the Magnus Pack books. Pack Challenge is the first book in that series. Both books are set in the same world and there is some over-lap of characters (not much, but some.) While they can be read as stand-alones they really are better read in order.

[Sondrae]

I was also thinking The Beast in Him based off the description. I believe it's a separate series than the Magnus Pack series even though the world is the same. The first book in the Pride series I believe is The Mane Event, although they are enjoyable as stand alones, in my opinion.

[Kerlyaraujo]

omg thank u so much i have really searched for this book u are awesome sondrae and ann thank u so much

[Juana "Darkness"]

I'm not searching for were series right now but I'll right back if I do.

[Pansy]

I have to agree and say that Shelley Laurenston has a great Were series. The Psy-Changeling series is pretty good also. It has Changelings that shift forms to several different animals.It is Sci-Fi with great romance. Sherilyn Kenyon has some Were stories in her collection of DarkHunter books. Vane, Fang, and Wren are some of the sexiest Weres you will read about.

[Ann aka Iftcan]

Actually, the thing I found interesting about the Kenyon books was--she has TWO types of were's. The "human to animal" one that we usually view as "normal" and then the "animal to human" ones. I haven't read all of them, because I did one of those "marathon" reading sessions and did like 15 or so of the Dark Hunter/Dream Hunter books in a row. And, well, I just haven't been able to get back into them yet. But I did like that idea she had.

[Pansy]

Kenyon does have an interesting twist to that aspect. Her last book with Dev was good but not my favorite. I love the bears.