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It is definitely staying on my self. LOL I didn't cry on it, but my eyes did well up. Picture a greek god digging up his nose and tell me that is not too funny. You will have to read the book to see why he does that. LOL I really felt for Alexandra though, and the authors writing made you have no choice but to. She has had it rough and Darius doesn't make it any easier. I think the time line could have been streached out a little. I think Alexandra says all this book takes place in a matter of 6 dyas. Trust me, for all that goes on, you would think it would be more then that.

Some of the reviews on this was bad, but I thought it was a cute and fun and would definitely recomend it to others One person found this helpful. Jenna McKnight has written a witty, yet touching story. What happens when a playboy god gets caught in the act? He turns into a statue! Unfortunately, the husband is not as dense as the god hopes and destroys the statue. Three thousand years later an artist recreates the statue and the god comes back to life!

You can take it from there. There are several layers to the story which will keep your interest and get you chuckling. While it's essentially a light, fluffy read it's still very touching and will have you laughing out loud! Even the divine have ther foibles and favorites. McKnight plans this book as a first in an entertaing series. What's a Greek god to do when he's frozen inside a statue? He needs a sculptress to smooth out the imperfections if he wants to regain his humanoid form. For Darius, god of gems, he's cursed to live out his life in stone unless he finds true love.

With his playboy attitude, there is little chance of that happening until Alexandra comes along. An artist and manager of an orphanage, she doesn't understand why the statue she needs for a charity auction keeps disappearing. And who is that strangely garbed man that bears an uncanny resemblance to said statue? Might he feel as sensual in the flesh as he does in stone? When she and the children in her care begin to melt Darius's heart, he sees there's more to life than feasting and womanizing. Maybe he really can make a difference.

This humorous fantasy romance is just what you need for the perfect beach read.

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Good read, but could have been better. Alexandra de Marco is an strugling artist. After spending much time of a year sculpting the statue of Darius, the god of the gems, and favorite son of Zeus, she is finally ready to show her work and auction it in order to use that money to help keep a house with orphans open. Alex is very partial of orphans being one herself with her sister. Darius, god of gems, has been pretty much in a state of nothingness for the last 3, years after a little incident locked him inside a statue of himself.

He has spent these 3, years looking for a statue that is perfect do he can enter it and retake his original form. Problem is daddy Zeus was mad as Hades at Darius for converting himself into a statue to get out of a mess Darius got himself into, so mad in fact Zaus decided to curse his own son. So everytime Darius finds a close match of a statue of himself, "Boom! Darius has pretty much given up, until Hermes shows up to tell him about a certain statue of Darius that is being made in St.

Then, he decides to risk it. Alex has no idea that Darius is close to her all this time while she gives the final touches to her perfect work, and that the strange events occuring in her place are being caused by the god.

A greek God at the ladies' club

Shortly after the statue si finished and set for preview at the ladies club, Darius turns to life and that's when all begins. Alexandra is beyond beleif, and naturally does not beelive him at the begining. Darius can not beleive that jewels are so accecible now days, since he was banned from his position, so he takes what he thinks belongs to him, putting Alex into even more trouble.

The kids from the house Alex is trying to save, are wonderful and funny. What if you had sculpted the perfect replica of a gorgeous Greek god and, right before you're about to unveil it to a group of ladies, it comes to life in all its naked glory? What if your creation wanted to reward you by fulfilling your every desire? What would you do? The statue of Darius, playboy god, was supposed to bring in much-needed cash for the orphanage where Alex grew up. Now that it has miraculously turned to flesh, she just needs to give it a small imperfection so that it'll turn back into the marble statue she created.

Never mind that she fell in love with him—it—a little every day while she was sculpting the exquisite body. Never mind that he—it—is every bit as sexy and charming and powerful as she imagined. Thanks for signing up! We've emailed you instructions for claiming your free e-book. Tell us more about what you like to read so we can send you the best offers and opportunities. By submitting your email address, you understand that you will receive email communications from Bookperk and other HarperCollins services.

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Nov 10, Fadilah Rusdianshah rated it did not like it Shelves: I cannot finish this book. At first it was funny but then it does not able to attract me to read more. I tried hard to finish but stop at page I think there are some part where Jenna could describe a situation more but she didn't, and did when the situation didn't need more explanation.

The development of the story is rather messed up. And I hate the heroin. She is depicted to be kind hearted because she would go to certain length to help the children but at the I cannot finish this book. She is depicted to be kind hearted because she would go to certain length to help the children but at the same time doesn't really care about darius and the fact that darius is real.

All she did is trying hard to change Darius into stone again. How can a woman who is caring for children is barbaric to another. Her personality is twisted, and made me think whether or not she has bipolar. Sep 24, Beth rated it liked it Shelves: I'd recommend it as a summer beach read or any time someone wanted a light read. Not that the story is all fluff.

Alexandra has some serious challenges when the statue she carved, to raise money for the orphanage she was raised in, "disappears" because it came to life. And she was accused of stealing jewelry. And she's possibly being stalked by a mysterious man. But the nice thing about a A fun book. But the nice thing about a romance is that you know it will all turn out right in the end and this is not an exception.

Now if only McKnight would write some more books Sep 18, S. Rutherford rated it it was amazing Shelves: A very funny book and very easy to read! I recommend it to anyone. Though there are times I wonder if the writer forgot to polish a few things or add a few details because she confused the "hades" out of me severly by making you think one person was in the scene but never referring back to them again. Other than that, it just seems like she's a new writer and that was her first book. But all in all, very good and hardly any "juiciness", which serves up there for the clean-hearted type.

When there A very funny book and very easy to read! When there is a juicy scene, it's hardly even touched but for a mere paragraph or two. Funny and a very good read. Plus, since I love Greek mythology it was enjoyable to read. Aug 17, Kat rated it liked it. This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Dec 17, Yesashwini rated it really liked it Shelves: I would have passionate sex with him but Alexandra does not do that. Well she was counting on the money coming from the sale of the statue is..

Frustrated physically, Shocked mentally, etc. Etc, Im not gonna tell more of the book. I personnaly hate spoilers so i not gonna spoil someone else. That came in a bad way I thought this was a cute story. It was enjoyable if you take it as it was intended.

It is not meant to be a deep insightful novel studying Greek mythology. It's just a light-hearted and sweet romance. The ending wrapped up a little quickly for my tastes, but it was still enjoyable.

A Greek God at the Ladies Club Book Summary and Study Guide

Jun 14, Jill rated it it was ok. The fact that Alex wanted to disfigure the statue throughout two thirds of the book is exasperating. Aug 04, Renee rated it did not like it.

What can I do to prevent this in the future?

Both Alex and Darius, to be honest, never gained any more depth than the stone form that contains the god for much of the story. Feb 11, Lisa rated it it was amazing. Rutherford rated it it was amazing Shelves: She is depicted to be kind hearted because she would go to certain length to help the children but at the same time doesn't really care about darius and the fact that darius is real. About Product Details What if you had sculpted the perfect replica of a gorgeous Greek god and, right before you're about to unveil it to a group of ladies, it comes to life in all its naked glory?

God-awful of Greek epic proportions. Nov 30, Abiyasha Abiyasha rated it it was ok Shelves: I started reading this book because I always amazed by Greek mythology. It was a fun book to read though I felt the characters are lack of emotion. Nothing special about this book.

Jul 19, Mallory Raichel added it. An artist creates a statue of a Greek God that comes to life Feb 11, Lisa rated it it was amazing. This book had me laughing from the beginning to the end.

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May 24, Prescilla rated it really liked it. This book was funny, romantic, sweet.. Jan 08, Jeanni rated it did not like it. Feb 10, Twidlebug rated it liked it. Cute book a bit silly.

May 21, Freda rated it it was ok. I was expecting the funny. This book did not bring the funny. It just really didn't do it for me on any level. Mar 18, Carole rated it really liked it. Kinda fluffy, but not bad.