I liked this story concept. The problem came with the execution of it. The characters are flawed and one has a hard time liking the lead character Sophie, much less believing a Goddess would choose her for anything based on the utterly lacking in strength her character has. Sophie has no back bone.  She allows herself to be manipulated by everyone around her.  The worst is her "best friend"  Beth who makes her go out drinking and partying and gets jealous when she finds (flawed) male attention . Nothing Sophie does not demonstrates any particular strength or inner fortitude. She allows herself to be pushed around by everyone and doesn't have the slightest lick of good sense.

The male characters are all misogynistic and flawed. They feel women are objects and possessions and treat them as such. Worse, the women take it and being ordered about as the norm.  The females are all either stereotypical party girls or meek mousey girls who are beautiful but don't know it.

Read at your own risk. This is not particularly good reading.  It feels forced and fake and while I am curious to see how a few things including the brewing love triangle play out, there are heaps more authors who have better character development to choose to spend my money on.  I read the free book but that is it.
I liked this story concept. The problem came with the execution of it. The characters are flawed and one has a hard time liking the lead character Sophie, much less believing a Goddess would choose her for anything based on the utterly lacking in strength her character has. Sophie has no back bone. She allows herself to be manipulated by everyone around her. The worst is her "best friend"  Beth who makes her go out drinking and partying and gets jealous when she finds (flawed) male attention. Nothing Sophie does not demonstrates any particular strength or inner fortitude. She allows herself to be pushed around by everyone and doesn't have the slightest lick of good sense. The male characters are all misogynistic and flawed. They feel women are objects and possessions and treat them as such. Worse, the women take it and being ordered about as the norm. The females are all either stereotypical party girls or meek mousey girls who are beautiful but don't know it. Read at your own risk. This is not particularly good reading. It feels forced and fake and while I am curious to see how a few things including the brewing love triangle play out, there are heaps more authors who have better character development to choose to spend my money on. I read the free book but that is it.