The premise for this book was good - an erotic fairytale, if you will. But, damn, it needed at least a good proof-reader. Then & than - not the same thing; new & knew - not interchangeable; and a car without a brake will break in no time! These are simple errors that should be caught long before the book is offered for sale!

Sorry, but this is a HUGE peeve of mine! ( )

I must admit that the title of this series, Gods of Chaos, intrigued me from the first time I saw this book. It seemed to promise a higher than normal percentage of twists in the story and that made me curious. Luckily, this turned out to be true and the number of surprises, twist and truly chaotic situations was a delight. Add to this the quirky characters and the sheer humor of the situation and this quickly became a very fun book to read. An interesting variation on the ‘thou shalt be cursed until the lesson is learned’ plotline, this adds a fresh, modern day angle to the well-known plot.

Rayne starts out as a pain in the you-know-where; he’s arrogant, selfish, and a lot of other non-complimentary things. When he finally insults the wrong person, actually one of the gods of chaos, fate catches up with him and he is made to face the horrible consequences of how he’s been behaving. I loved the revelation about the reasons for his acting this way. It suddenly made him a lot more human, and I started to root for him.

Dante is just simply a great guy. The polar opposite of Rayne, he offers a chance for true love, something neither of the men had expected they’d ever get. I loved the way he takes Rayne in and stands by him, despite all the backs-and-forths their budding relationship has to endure.

This is a great start to a new series. I loved it, and if the sequels even come close to this first book, it will be a great ride! If you like stories with unexpected twists, sexy men who battle out their differences and emotions that make you laugh and cry in turn, you will probably like this book as much as I did.
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