Alisha, http://www.twolipsreviews.com

Rating: 4.5 Kisses
J. T. Schultz pens an adorable short story of love at first sight that had me rapidly reading, as I could not put it down! Un A Were of You is a great story and although it did not have white hot sex, it was not missed as I was caught up in Aiden's dilemma of his mate being allergic to him and how he could convince Cricket to give their relationship a chance despite her constant sneezing.

 

Linda, http://www.bookreporter.com/wom/wom.asp

Rating: 5 Stars

Aiden Jacobs knew his dad was mad when he had fired the brainless twit who could not type in his scheme to get grandkids. He is too old  to play his dad's games and wants to find his own mate; after all, werewolves mate for life. Hours later, his dad calls him to his office, and  just as soon as he steps through the door, he smells her --- his mate at long last! But how could she be allergic to dogs?

 

Chris P, http://www.fallenangelreviews.com/2007/November/ChrisP-UnAWereOfYou.htm Rating: 5 Angels

J.T. Schultz has written another delightful story. Un-A-Were of You puts two people as opposite as black and white together…or maybe I should say dog allergies and wolf. You would think there is no way for this unlikely pair to find a happy middle ground, but they do. Aiden is strong in his belief that Cricket is his mate, and he will try everything he can, including buying allergy medication. Cricket doesn't believe in true love, but when she sets her eyes on Aiden, all her notions about love at first sight go up in a puff of smoke. I liked the way the story let the reader see into their thoughts. This story gives us hope that everything in life is possible.

 

Gaellin, http://theromancestudio.com/reviews/reviews/unawereschultz.htm

Rating: 4 Hearts

I would love to know what incident brought this fabulous story idea to J.T. Schultz’s wonderfully wicked mind. Ms. Schultz takes the ordinary, puts a twisted little spin on it, and offers readers an entertaining fantasy. She keeps the tension tight, and heats the pages with tastefully written, though a little raunchy, sex. I found myself giggling over comedic situations that were funny, while not being funny. She had me empathizing with Cricket, confused when her body has conniptions every time she gets close to being cozy with Aiden’s hunky body, and wanting to shove Cricket in the closet so I could meet the scrumptious Aiden, who tried so hard to hint at his family tree until he let the cat out of the bag (I just crack myself up!). An all-around enjoyable read.