Review: Looking for Mr. Right or Mr. Right Now?
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 24, 2013
This is a fun book with some steam, but it isn't just about the sex, or even mostly about it.  It's more about the processes of getting over loss or coming into our own sense of self worth.While reading it you might have a chuckle or two, might sigh once or twice, and you might wonder why in gods' names these immortal, not all powerful beings aren't bright enough to know when they are falling in love.  The characters are not terribly well-developed but they stay true to type and to the characters they are sketched out to be.  It's a short, steamy romantic comedy so I didn't expect a character study.Try as I might, I couldn't find any bad calls on the mythology, so Jenna did her research. I even learned a few things!  The story is funny; embraces themes of infatuation, lust and love. And it's entertaining as Annie, Eros and a cast of characters traverse the rocky shores of romance.