Zoe Degodessa is going to learn her lesson the hard way.
She's been sent from Mount Olympus down to Earth by their
father, Zeus, to prove herself. As the Muse of Beauty, Zoe
has one year to find a way to inspire beauty in as many
people as she can.
She has plenty of money, so Zoe volunteers with a group who
helps disadvantaged women dress professionally for job
interviews. She also finds work designing store windows in
New York City, knowing that her creative choices will
inspire the thousands of people who walk past each day. Her
year is almost up, and Zoe is feeling uncertain about her
intangible success.
When a geeky computer software guy, Theo Maragos, asks Zoe
to redecorate his loft before it's featured in a major
magazine spread about the New York business scene, she sees
the opportunity to prove her talent to Zeus, once and for
all. What she doesn't anticipate is just how attractive
Theo will be once she begins MAKING OVER MR. RIGHT.
Judi McCoy shows us that love can move mountains,
even mythological ones, in this contemporary romance with
an ancient Greek twist. The story is a perfect balance of
career-focused big-city love story with fantastical details
from Mount Olympus. This delightful escape will amuse
readers of chick-lit, magical and contemporary romance.
What is it about a computer geek trapped inside the body of
a tall, dark, and handsome man that makes a woman's knees go
weak?
Theo Maragos is actually an incredibly successful
businessman who is to be featured in a major magazine. And
it's Zoë's job as the Muse of Beauty to transform him from
nerd to hunk. First to go are those wire-framed glasses . .
. revealing a devilish twinkle in his blue eyes. Next is a
close shave . . . showing off that sexy grin, not to mention
dimples that can charm the clothes off this muse. It would
be so easy to fall for Theo, but the number-one rule during
Zoë's exile from Mount Olympus is don't fall in love,
especially with a mortal. Will Zoë succeed in keeping her
heart safe, or will she risk all for a lifetime with her
very own Mr. Right?