Zeus & His Mighty Nine Iron

by Elaura Niles

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1591293790
• ISBN13: 9781591293798
• Release Date: May 2002
• Publisher: Publish America
• Length: 196 Pages
• Weight: 0.55 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 5.5" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

A fast, fun read makes for a great stress reducer.

Writer, Eppie Taylor, lives on a golf course. When a stray ball hurtles through her window crashing into her computer, it sends sparks flying and her beloved cat fleeing the flames that level her home. With her manuscript cremated, we learn her money-hungry agent cares far more about living high on the hog than Eppie's homeless state. Then the millionaire dot-commer that hit the golf ball enters the picture through his lawyer. When all the characters come together it sets in motion a fun, rollicking read that zips along as fast as a well hit golf ball. The agent is a hoot. Before the story ends, the flames of romance are ignited. This is an intelligent read by a writer that may also make a niche for herself as a screenwriter.

Zeus and his mighty nine iron

The author brought to life all the different attitudes and personalities one would find on a daily basis and added spice, romance, and victory. I've learned a few new technological terms, not only is the writer imaginative, she's very intelligent.There is a sassy money hungry literary agent that you love to hate; however her foibles will make you laugh.Then of course Eppie who is the writer that everyone can relate to.A very good read. I'm glad I picked it up.

It started out as something to read on the plane

I'm not a romance type reader... got this book from a friend that loved it... a woman friend... so anyway, Eppie and her pals in this book are a bit emotional, but that Chanel agent and the Lena rock chick were a hoot. Once you get past the tears and regret over cheesecake and into the action this book rips along pretty good. Heck, I took it off the plane, which is a compliment since I leave most of the books I get in that seat-back pouch for airline magazines, and finished it at home.