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I will freely admit that I picked up this book from the rack here at work simply because of the cover. I've always enjoyed Historicals and this one is pretty eye-catching! 

Add me to the growing list of reviewers who thoroughly enjoyed The Guilty, Jason Pinter's second outing (his first was The Mark).

At last a positive review! Gods Behaving Badly is truly a charming, delightful book. The premise -- that the Greek gods are alive and well but much diminished in power, and living a hand-to-mouth existence in a crowded, decrepit London townhouse -- intrigued me right away, having spent many years devouring the myths and legends of ancient Greece and Rome; and I love the concept that the gods' power is derived from mortals' belief, and now that barely anyone believes in their very existence, they've had to get regular jobs -- Aphrodite as a phone-sex operator, for instance.

This will be a short review because my mother always told me, if you can't say anything nice, don't say anything.