| On the early morning of Valentine’s Day, Nurse Rose
Sheridan was on her way home from working the nightshift at a
local hospital when she struck something with her car.
Frantic, she immediately hits her brakes and looked around,
but all Rose sees are white feathers flying around. Thinking
she’s hit her neighbor’s geese, Rose gets out of the car to
see if what she hit is either dead or badly hurt. Instead of
the geese, Rose is shocked to see an injured and unconscious
man with wings attached to his back. Unable to continue
allowing the very handsome man to lay hurt, Rose quickly works
to repair his injures and in the process cuts her finger with
the arrow she pulls out of his wounded side. When the man
regains consciousness, he informs her that he’s Constantine,
also know as Cupid, and that both of them have been stuck by
his love arrow.
Constantine was destined to be a slave to Eros, the goddess
of love - a bond that he could never break due to a curse.
However, as luck would have it, Constantine has a chance to
break the curse and to become a free man. All he has to do on
this Valentine’s Day is find a willing human love who will aid
him in deciphering the Goddess of Fates’ riddles that involve
six specific sexual encounters within a twenty-four hour
period.
Will Rose go along with Constantine’s quest to become a
free man?
I found Curse of Cupid to be an amusing,
humorous, entertaining and erotic read that left me breathless
with great desire. Instead of Cupid bring countless couples
together on Valentine’s Day; it was good to see him finally
fall in love for a change. Curse of Cupid will
have you in a constant state of arousal from start to finish.
The love scenes between Constantine and Rose were wickedly
naughty and intensely passionate. It was an enjoyable delight
to watch the couple trying to solve the sexual riddle in order
to break Constantine’s curse. One particular scene that
involved a leather incident was hot enough to curl my toes.
Whew! Upon completion, I am sure that readers will agree that
Curse of Cupid was a fun book to read. |
