My goddess, does Pea
Chamberlain ever need a makeover! Her shoes, hair, clothes, makeup: all
disasters, especially if she wants to attract über-sexy
fireman Griffin DeAngelo at the firemen’s masked ball. And who better to coax
Pea out of her pod than the Goddess of Love, whom she invokes when she gets her
hands on a book of enchantments.
Sure enough, Venus works her magic
on Pea, which is what she has been doing for eons – helping other find love.
But who will help the Goddess of Love when she finds herself falling head over
heels for the same sexy fireman she is trying to land for Pea? Could it be that
Venus needs a love makeover herself? Check out the fireworks when the Goddess
of Love unexpectedly loses her heart…
P.C. Cast
knows what she’s doing when it comes to writing a novel. As a side note, I
adore her House of Night novels that she writes with her daughters. But beside
that I LOVE her Goddess Summoning novels. So far I own 5 of the 7. Perhaps I’ll
get the other two for my birthday! P.C. Cast knows how to mix ancient gods and
goddesses of myth with the modern world and new characters.
This story
is about Pea being a very awkward person and invoking the Goddess of Love,
Venus, to help her learn how to become a sexy, beautiful, and confident woman. For
reasons unknown, but I’ll blame fate, Venus and Pea are both at the same
restaurant and Venus hears Pea invoking her. She decides to answer and thinks
it’ll be fun.
It doesn’t
take much to make Pea sexy. Venus just brings out her inner beauty. Which was
really nice to read, because I don’t like when people with magical abilities
changes a person without teaching them how to do it themselves. Venus takes the
time and teaches Pea beauty care, makeup and being able to dress sexy.
There wasn’t
a whole lot of sex in this book. There were a few steamy places and they were
greatly appreciated, however this book focused on ‘love’ and the different ways
of making a person happy. By the end, both women had their romantic interests
and they loved each other as well. They sister/friend bond is a love that many
women need to take account for in their lives.
In the end
I am rating this book 4.5 stars. I loved it and can’t wait to read more of P.C.
Cast’s worlds (Tulsa, OK) in the future.
Publisher: The Berkeley Publishing Group
ISBN: 978-0-425-21528-9
Price: $15.00 (cover)
www.pccast.net
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