A Family with His Werewolf Mate

3.5 but rounding up or downlet me write and seeBack in Pregnant with His Werewolf's Baby Lone Wolf Pack 1 we all knew this was coming. . . Dean and William, the possibly cheating, confusingly aged, self C-sectioning couple. There were many, many questions that needed to be answered in this tome so I'm both pleased but a bit let down - obviously I'd built my expectations high so unless Anya Byrne wrote a considerably longer story than the previous entries with mega Dean grovelling and added a med [...]

Interesting. I am interested in Mathias now.

Yay! Definitely one of my favorites in the series (probably my second favorite) I loved that we finally got to read Will and Dean's story, and how they first met and what happened. Loved them together, even though Dean's an idiot for putting Will through everything by himself haha. Still, I loved this and I hope for more soon!

I was a bit disappointed in this book. There was this huge build-up to Will and Dean's story, but in the end, it fall flat. I did not feel their love/mate bond, it felt a bit like insta-love. And there was nowhere near enough angst, especially if you took into account what happened to both of them years ago. And their reunion just had no chemistry or anything. It was just another generic shifter read where you can interchange one MC with another. Nothing special.

3.75 stars :DBittersweet in good prose. A nice and interesting CONCLUSION at long last. I really liked the presents! They're very appropriate and cute. (view spoiler)[I mean, plush WOLF and Orwell's Animal Farm, really? XD (hide spoiler)]One other thing I liked is the relationship between Dean and his 'wife' (view spoiler)[who had a female mate, was like a sister to Dean, and died of grief when her mate died (hide spoiler)]. Sad.

Finally, we get to Dean and Will's story and it was fabulous! Their young was very sweet (and not an easy thing in 1960 in a small town). While forces conspire against them being together there is still a mpreg to deal with and we finally get to find out how Will survived. There is still some fuzzy time line issues that weren't really dealt with, but I still really enjoyed the story.

Ran through these bad boys in under 2 hours. Yes, all four books. I needed what they provided, knew what they would provide soah. I can't complain.

Finally, some answers! But not enough, I still have questions. Also, why did Will and Dean wait so long for explanations? Still, another enjoyable read :)

3.5 stars****************************************************************Will and Dean's story!Finally! Hope it's not a bust for me.

More than half the book was of Will and Dean's meeting in 1960. When we jump to the present it got confusing. I cannot work out these werewolves.

I think that this is the best book of this series so far. Will and Dean have been in love with each other for over 50 years and they have a son. In 1960 when they first met Dean had been surprised that his mate was male and a human and they had a few things against them being both male and the fact that he is a wolf. They sneak around hiding from the world that doesn't accept them and after Dean tells Will what he is they make plan to run away together. Dean's father the Alpha force him to mate [...]

The story of Dean and Will. How they met, fell in love but got separated by unforeseen forces. It takes them 50 years but then they get their HEA. The first part of the book was very nice. It starts in the sixties, where homosexuality can cause a lot of problems. The lovers have little time together, but meet again after 50 years. Will has a son Jessie (who's father is Dean) and after all this time Dean has to pay for his mistakes. The council of werewolfs demands it. The ending was anticlimacti [...]

I enjoyed the then half more than the now part. When Will and Dean meet, it was very sweet, and though it was fast, I liked that they took some time to get to know each other. I wanted to follow Will more on his predicament and was disappointed with the placement of the time jump.The second half lost me a little. It might have helped if I had read No. 2 and 3 of this series before reading this book. I wanted more fireworks once the MCs were reunited. Maybe the fireworks were in Book 3? I also wa [...]

I love this whole series, it's a fantastic change and twist from the normal series! I love the build up from previous books and getting to read about Will and Dean from the start! My only issue and maybe i'm thinking this wrong but if Will and Dean met and conceived Jessie in 1960 and they are keeping the series in the present of 2014, and the whole thing is based on what happened over 50 years ago, shouldn't Jessie be 54 and not in his mid 20's like rest of the characters in the rest of the ser [...]

This was an interesting read as the two MC's were together for a few weeks in the 1960's one a werewolf and one a human. M/M and werewolf and human just not done in the 1960's so the werewolf is forced to mate a female and they do not see each other for 50 yearse human ends up pregnant and has to figure out that he is with child. An overall pleasant read with some unusual twists.

I liked the history given of the couple. It was nice to see what really happened between the two men. I liked that the love between the two survived all the trials to it. I did want a little more of an emotional struggle between the two after they were back together.

This book has really been expected from the start. These two men had so much unfinished business. I think this may have just edged into the "my favourite in the series" place.

Sweet read had me thinking though about true mates.

The best of the series so far. I loved Will and Dean's story, especially the flashbacks on how they met. Looking forward to book five.

I don't like Dean very much but then not everyone can be perfect. The story of Will and Dean is sweet and tragic, and taste of past when all was more difficult.I liked this series ever more .

Finally. the story I was waiting to read.