Review: Mr. Right or Mr. Right Now?
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 3, 2014
Title: Mr. Virile and the Girl Next DoorAuthor: Gwen HayesPublisher: Entangled IndulgencePublished: 1-13-2013ISBN: 978-1-62266-454-2E-Book ASIN: B00HFUAP8KPages: 67Genre: Contemporary RomanceTags: seriesSensual Level: ExplicitOverall Rating: Very GoodDane Martin, an online relationship Guru for men. came to the bar to Meet with his agent in regards to the release of his upcoming book.  Yet she acts a little furtive and then suddenly calls a couple that just enters the door.  After introducing Holly Winters and her agent she acts surprised that she and her co-worker forgot an office meeting they needed and the two leave.  Not need a brick to hit either of them in the head both know they have been set up.  The question is why?  It does not take long for Dane to Find out that Holly is the blogger of The Girl Next Door, which according to Holly is the antithesis of his blog.  And that she too has a book coming out soon.  She advises women on how to find a man ready for a permanent commitment, to dump the players and what signs to look for when dating someone and can not get him to commit.Unfortunately, a gossip columnist spots them and writes how the two were seen holding hands and questions, has the the girl next door managed to take the ultimate virile man off the market or is he just looking to add another notch to his bed post?  Either way it is not good for either of them.  There agents, after admitting each set their client up for a blind date, although think that in order to do damage control, Holly and Dane need to date more  then have the relationship fizzle out slowly.  That way both seem to have given it a chance and did not play the other.Then they find that perhaps the other is not as bad as they thought.  Is the staged romance perhaps turning into a real one?  This is a short novella that explores the relationship of men and women.  Is he Mr. Right or Mr. Right Now?  As each of the characters learns more about the other and you find that no one is as they first appear, but rather their are layers you need to go through to find the true person.  You just might pass by your one and only by just seeing only the surface.  Fun, light, light and humorous.  You will definitely enjoy Mr. Virile and the Girl Next Door.  What a way to spend an afternoon laughing at the antics of literary characters and perhaps wishing you could trade places with them.