The UnCupid Cupid (Myths In Love Book 1)

My arrows end love. So why can’t I stop myself from falling for him?

Love is a lie. I should know—I’ve spent centuries breaking it. As a Cupid, my job is to sever the bonds of broken relationships, giving people the chance to start fresh. I’ve seen it all: the betrayals, the heartbreak, the illusions. And I’ve made one thing very clear—love isn’t real, and it sure as hell isn’t for me.

Then Rowan walks into my life.

He’s everything I avoid—warm, infuriatingly charming, and absolutely certain we’re meant to be. Fated mates? Please. I don’t believe in fate, and I definitely don’t believe in love. But Rowan makes me question everything: my job, my beliefs, and the truth I’ve clung to for centuries. If love is just a myth, why does being near him make me feel something real?

Now I’m caught between what I’ve always known and what Rowan swears is possible. To let him in means risking everything—even my own heart.

Cozy, angsty, and spicy, this fated-mates romance is perfect for fans of grumpy-sunshine dynamics, Greek mythology, and love stories that will steal your heart—and maybe break it first.