Cupid: An Alien Scifi Romance

· Colony: Holiday Book 4 · Lost Plot Press
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As a Cupid, Orel has plenty of experience helping other people find love, even if he's unlucky in that department. But when he ends up covering for another Cupid at a speed dating event for singles in the leadup to Valentine's Day, he dares to hope.

Can a lonely Cupid find love?

Or will he fall victim to Cupid's curse, too?

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4.4
10 reviews
Peggy Collins
1 March 2021
Neither Orel, who is a Cupid, nor Nihal, a Djinn believe they are destined to find love. Orel believes he is a victim of Cupid’s curse. He can help others find love, but not himself. Nihal is shy, not at all comfortable with men. During a speed-dating party, guest-hosted by Orel, the two of them talk and find they have much in common. This could be the start of something good. Short, sexy, and lots of fun! I enjoyed this entertaining Valentine from space. Oh, it turns out Cupid does not use an arrow. I voluntarily reviewed an ARC of this book.
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Amber
1 February 2021
This short rear was a fun romance. Both main characters have their own reasons for giving up on love before they find each other. I enjoyed reading this and look forward seeing more matches in this setting. I received a free copy from the author and am voluntarily leaving a review. My opinions are my own.
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Diane Major
7 February 2021
Cupid owes his friend a favour and he has to work at a speed dating event at the Forge. Nihal is working that night and inadvertently drinks a glass of water that has a high dose of Cupid’s venom in it. These two may be opposites but they make you laugh because they are so suited for each other. This book is lighthearted and fun to read, loved the interaction between characters. Cannot wait to read more stories set in Colony. I would recommend this book.
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