I always know a book by Isla Olsen is going to be two things: Steamy and humorous. Mr. Right Now included both of those things and was an enjoyable read. I adored Sully. The poor man has more money than god, and all he wanted was to find someone to settle down with who loved him for him, not his money. With his track record of dating gold digger after gold digger one would think he'd give up on his dream of finding the one. Not Sully, he continues to give people a chance and the man falls fast and hard to say the least. He's also a total mommas boy who never wants to disappoint her, even going as far as to lie to her about breaking up his with ex Andrew.

Enter Drew, aka Andrew, Sullys brothers roommate. Did you follow that? Drew provides the perfect cover for Sully to bring as a date to his sisters wedding since he shares the same name as his ex and his mother already loves him. Win Win right? Except this Drew is a tattooed, straight, and slightly chubby mechanic. So not his usual type. Fortunately he also is in dire need of funds to fix his Mechanic Shop, so he agrees to the farce. I'm guessing he never expected it to go as far as it did.

Almost immediately Drew begins noticing his attraction to Sully which leads to some questioning. I mean that literally too. Drew bravely asks some of his questions to Sully one night in their hotel room which leads to the hottest hook up of his life. Of course it snowballs from there, with Sully falling head over heels per usual and Drew slowly catching up. The biggest hurdle in their relationship wasn't even the fact that Sully was a man, it was the fact that he was rich and in the spotlight. Thankfully neither let that issue stand in the way of their HEA.

I loved how Sullys brother made it clear to Drew, no matter that they were close friends, if he hurt his brother their friendship was toast. You have to respect someone who is so loyal to his family. The poor guy also got one hell of delivery of bad news to him too so I hope his book is next and he gets to find his forever love. I have a sneaking suspicion it's going to be the person responsible for his bruised heart and if so there better be some intense groveling and explanations if I am ever going to forgive.