Incurably Cupid
My name is Indie Valentine.
I’m a cupid. And I have a big problem.
My job? To match people with their perfect partners. The problem? I’m terrible at it. Like, someone please revoke my cupid license levels of terrible. And the worst part? Mesmer—the ridiculously handsome, infuriatingly unmatchable gargoyle who’s been driving me crazy for a year.
I’ve tried everything—gorgeous witches, clever vampires, even a couple of humans. Perfect matches, all of them. But does he notice? Nope. Not even a glance. Either he’s the pickiest or densest gargoyle alive because he completely misses the flirting… and sometimes, he doesn’t even notice they exist.
I’m at my wit’s end. Not that I was ever great at my job, but this? This is getting desperate. Then something impossible happens—I discover that Mesmer can see me. Not only that, but he’s been able to see me all along.
Am I puzzled? Yep. But maybe this is a good thing. If I can get closer to him, figure out what’s going on, and finally understand what he wants in a relationship, maybe—just maybe—I’ll crack this impossible assignment. And, while I’m at it, figure out why my own life has been feeling just a little… off.
But then disaster strikes, and Mesmer and I end up stuck together in my tiny cottage on the floating isle of Steadfast—sharing meals, navigating the awkwardness of living in each other’s space, and trying to unravel a mysterious assassination plot. And the more time we spend together, the more I realize Mesmer isn’t at all what I expected. Beneath the quiet, gruff exterior, he’s protective, fiercely loyal, and sweet in ways I never saw coming.
Now I’m the one in trouble. Because for the first time in my life, I’m falling in love—the deep, forever kind. The kind I never believed in.
And it terrifies me.
What’s a cupid to do?
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