Book Title: A-Muse-Ing
Author: Willa Okati
Publisher: Loose Id
Publisher URL: http://www.loose-id.net/
ISBN: 978-1-59632-798-6
Genre: LGBT Romantic Comedy
Nymph Rating: 4 Nymphs
Literary Nymph reviewer: Critter Nymph
Harper is a writer for a New York based soap opera. He is also trying to put together a number of episodes for a proposed sci-fi series. Harper has one major problem however that could ruin all his dreams. Writers block. Enter Rory, Harper’s muse. Rory, who has become corporal in order to help Harper with the new show, is on probation for past misdeeds. If he does not follow the rules this time, he will be terminated
After falling asleep on his keyboard, Harper wakes up to find that not only has his computer crashed but the scripts for both his new show and the soap opera he writes for are gone. Heading for the kitchen for some much needed caffeine, he finds a naked man standing in his kitchen. Already running late for work, Harper literally runs from the man hoping he is just a figment of his imagination. Unfortunately when the guy shows up outside Harper's place of work, he has to accept that maybe Rory is real after all, at least to a point. As Rory and Harper become closer not only are the scripts for the new show moving along but also the way they feel for each other. Being a muse however has rules and one of those is leaving once Harper has gotten over his writers block and on the way to becoming head writer for the new show. Will Harper be able to find a way to kept Rory or will becoming head writer mean giving up the one person that means the most to him?
Willa Okati’s A-Muse-Ing is a hilarious must-read. The reader will have a hard time not laughing as Harper tries to handle his sugar-addicted muse. The passion Rory and Harper feel for each other, as well as the problems they encounter with Harper’s ex and Rory’s boss are handled perfectly. The secondary characters, which include a turtle, add to the enjoyment of the story. If you’re looking for a good romantic comedy then make sure you pick up Willa Okati's A-Muse-Ing.
Author: Willa Okati
Publisher: Loose Id
Publisher URL: http://www.loose-id.net/
ISBN: 978-1-59632-798-6
Genre: LGBT Romantic Comedy
Nymph Rating: 4 Nymphs
Literary Nymph reviewer: Critter Nymph
Harper is a writer for a New York based soap opera. He is also trying to put together a number of episodes for a proposed sci-fi series. Harper has one major problem however that could ruin all his dreams. Writers block. Enter Rory, Harper’s muse. Rory, who has become corporal in order to help Harper with the new show, is on probation for past misdeeds. If he does not follow the rules this time, he will be terminated
After falling asleep on his keyboard, Harper wakes up to find that not only has his computer crashed but the scripts for both his new show and the soap opera he writes for are gone. Heading for the kitchen for some much needed caffeine, he finds a naked man standing in his kitchen. Already running late for work, Harper literally runs from the man hoping he is just a figment of his imagination. Unfortunately when the guy shows up outside Harper's place of work, he has to accept that maybe Rory is real after all, at least to a point. As Rory and Harper become closer not only are the scripts for the new show moving along but also the way they feel for each other. Being a muse however has rules and one of those is leaving once Harper has gotten over his writers block and on the way to becoming head writer for the new show. Will Harper be able to find a way to kept Rory or will becoming head writer mean giving up the one person that means the most to him?
Willa Okati’s A-Muse-Ing is a hilarious must-read. The reader will have a hard time not laughing as Harper tries to handle his sugar-addicted muse. The passion Rory and Harper feel for each other, as well as the problems they encounter with Harper’s ex and Rory’s boss are handled perfectly. The secondary characters, which include a turtle, add to the enjoyment of the story. If you’re looking for a good romantic comedy then make sure you pick up Willa Okati's A-Muse-Ing.
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