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Rape fantasy plot - BLECH! Everything else is tolerable light hearted romance. But, be warned the heroine is kidnapped, drugged, starved, and then very excited to have steamy sex with her kidnapper. Stockholm fantasies I suppose. I say again - double blech. Cythia - you could have changed to plot somehow so that our theoretically smart psychologist is not so damaged? Better yet avoid the rape trope altogether. This may be free with kindle unlimited but the price is still too expensive.


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Linda Miller's review Mar 09, 16 · edit
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Read on March 08, 2016

Unlovable" was a short fun read that I could not put down .
What happens when a very uptight psychologist has her dreams intruded by the demigod Crixus, who the the very next day dumps a not so cherubic Cupid on her office couch for analysis.
Well if your Dr Matilda Schmidt, your day just keeps getting crazier when a very big, very sexy and attractive mobster shows up and abducts her along with Cupid because she supposedly owes a Vegas casino a million dollars Of your not laughing at this point you will be when Liam Whatshisface meets Cupid for the first time. The scene kind of goes like this The bathroom door opened, and a towel-hipped Liam sauntered into the room on a cloud of steam. “Forgot my—” They froze. Cupid, smoke puffing from the cigar, embers burning down the cardboard match to his hand. Liam, hand halfway to the duffle bag, in search of a razor or shaving cream. Then, they screamed. Cupid first. Then Liam. Then Cupid. Then Liam. “So, this is awkward,” I said".
Cupid well he is just full of surprises he also winds up shooting Liam with an arrow and dr Matilda then winds up the victim of Liam's amorous feelings. One arrow shot then gets Cupid sent from the motel room, he apparently can not stay out of trouble though and winds up firing more arrows at other hotel guest.
“What did you do?” Liam asked. “Let’s just say Fast Eddie won’t be walking right for a while. At least, not if his friend Moose has anything to say about it.” “You didn’t,” I said."
Cupid and his problems lead them on further adventures that keep you flipping page after page.
Want a lighthearted fun read ? This is it!
Arc graciously provided for an honest review via Netgalley
This books is hilarious, I loved it! Dr. Matilda Schmidt is really quirky, and fun character. And the story also include a demigod, cupid, and Vegas hit man. All of them are too funny, and will make you laugh out loud. It was such a series of such absurd events, they didn't make much sense but that is what makes it all the more fun to read. I don't think that I have ever read anything like it before. Totally worth the read...

When someone calls Dr. Schmidt claiming that he is a demigod, she doesn't believe him. Then he marched in her office with Cupid. She fears she has lost her mind. And as if things weren't strange enough, a hit man kidnaps her and took her to Vegas.

Soon she is feeling all kinds of things she has never felt before. Although in the end a lot of things were sorted out but still enough intrigue remains that I can't wait to read the next book in this funny, lighthearted, paranormal, fantasy novel.
A funny, quirky, sexy fast paced read. Definitely caught me off guard and made me smile.

What do Cupid and Psyche, Crixus, a sexy hit man and an uptight virginal psychologist have in common? It all started with an obnoxious 345am phone call by a demigod that interrupted Matilda’s very salacious dream, followed by the same demigod thrusting a very disillusioned and disgruntled Cupid onto her couch demanding she counsel him or risk world instability.

After reluctantly accepting that these events are not a product of a mental breakdown, Matilda is kidnaped with Cupid as a stowaway by a Las Vegas hit man who claims has been sent to bring her back to pay the one million dollar debt she accumulated.

Can Matilda help Cupid find love while she convinces Liam, the attractive hit man, he’s got the wrong girl to pay such debt but the right one for a sexy fling?
“Liam Whatshisface,” I pointed from the half naked man to the creepy winged kind, “Cupid the love god. Cupid the love god, Liam Whatshisface. You’re both ruining my life, by the way, so you have plenty in common.”

The blurb for this novella caught my eye, it seemed wacky and fun and totally delivered. The fast flowing plot with crazy twists and sexual tension had me engaged while the crazier cast made me continuously smile and laugh. Starting with the more theory than practice virginal couple’s therapist, her extremely proper vocabulary and constant spewing analysis of the people she encounters is a total contrast to spontaneity.
“You’re being kidnapped at gun point, and you’re worried about me kissing you?”
“I was not worried about you kissing me. I’m being abducted by a stranger with a gun. The psychological pathology of a man who would do such a thing has far more troubling implications.”

Even the bad guys are funny and endearing. Well, I’m not sure Crixus or Liam could be considered bad guys, but Mr. Fathead to whom the debt was owed was quick to please. I don’t remember any Crixus in my Greek mythology, but his demanding and overconfident nature aligned with the demigod persona and added flavor to the story, especially after we learn about his method of travel.

Liam Whatshisface, though playing his role of a hit man to a tee with Matilda’s unrepentant kidnapping, through their journey together we learn he has cracks underneath his stoic armor giving both common ground and added incentive to their attraction and even with abounding hilarity and sexiness we still get key poignant moments between Liam and Matilda.
“You’re not like any woman I’ve ever met. You’re brilliant. Kind. Gentle. Beautiful… How does a woman like you go her whole life untouched?”

But my favorite character was Cupid, with his grumpy, obnoxiousness he still managed to charm his way into making me want to cheer him on. There was a lot going in this short read, and although I would have loved an extended version of this story it certainly wasn’t lacking in humor.
“You’ve taken my freedom, my sanity, my apartment, and my office. But you will not take my shampoo.”

Unlovable is the first novella in the Case Files of Dr. Matilda Schmidt, Paranormal Psychologist series by Cythia St. Augin. A quick paranormal read with wild antics, sexy moments and a happy ending… for some of the characters. Told from Matilda’s point of view. It can be read as a standalone.
Rape fantasy plot - BLECH! Everything else is tolerable light hearted romance. But, be warned the heroine is kidnapped, drugged, starved, and then very excited to have steamy sex with her kidnapper. Stockholm fantasies I suppose. I say again - double blech. Cythia - you could have changed to plot somehow so that our theoretically smart psychologist is not so damaged? Better yet avoid the rape trope altogether. This may be free with kindle unlimited but the price is still too expensive.