Review: Quietly searching apartment listings in Toronto
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 16, 2012
Closely following the premise of For the Love of a God, Rosanna Leo has created another winner in Toronto with this story that features Dionysis and the smart-mouthed bakery clerk, Josie.  While this is set as the second in a series - and the characters were introduced in the first book, they do stand alone. Although, you will want to read them both - they are that good.Toronto is certainly a place to consider relocating to if on any given day one of the exquisitely detailed, humorous and witty characters are prone to walking the streets.  And, a queue from the real world - when a playboy is tiring of his debauched life after thousands of years, he throws himself into a relationship as completely as he dives into a bottle of wine.  Of course, no path is smooth and bump free, and the sarcasm and snark that permeate the conversations will have you laughing out loud at the wittily turned phrases.Featuring a woman who is not model-beautiful and vapid, but carrying a core strength and sense of what she wants, the pairing of a rather spoiled and self-centered beautiful god is loaded with comic potential, and the author has not failed to miss this opportunity.  And yet, the attraction between the two, and the steam created when they actually do act on that attraction will have you contemplating apartment listings in the Yonge or Bayfront areas.I received an eBook copy from author for purpose of honest review via the Jeep Diva. I was not compensated for this review, and all conclusions are my own responsibility.