Review: Cute and funny read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 3, 2012
What a fun, easy read How to Date a Henchman was. Mari Fee brought to life a superhero and super-villain that were both egotistical and funny as hell. Yes, the story is mainly about Burke and Gina and their attraction to each other, but, Static and Glimmer just make this book wonderful. They bring the book from a classic boy-meets-girl to a whole different level.Gina works as the receptionist at EnClo and can't help but wonder what is on B2. Mr. Sparks is coming to check on the progress of his company and she is thrilled - maybe she'll make it to B2 today! What she doesn't count on is Burke - the sexy body-guard with Mr. Sparks - and the attraction between the two of them. Or, the fact that Mr. Sparks is actually Static and Burke is his Henchman. Enter Glimmer and the fun begins. From the fight in the alley-way to burning down the research facility, the banter and snarkiness between Gina, Burke and Static is just so much fun. Gina grows a spine, Static is actually trying to do something good, Glimmer is an ass and Burke just wants to kiss Gina.I really enjoyed reading How to Date a Henchman. It was light and funny and just so easy to read. The storyline was cute and Ms. Fee's writing was perfect for this kind of story. So, if you looking for something that will lift your spirits and put a smile on your face; if you enjoy a little superhero with a little bit of romance, pick up How to Date a Henchman. You won't be disappointed at all.3.5 StarsReview copy provided for an honest review.