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Emelle is a cupid. A real one. But she’s been stuck in a golden prison for 50 years, shooting love matches for fae who don’t appreciate her. When she finally escapes, she’s desperate to feel anything for herself. Cue a grumpy, gold-hoarding male, his two equally dangerous (and delicious) companions, and a mate bond that Emelle refuses to acknowledge because… well, she’s done with love being her job.
Signs of Cupidity (Heart Hassle #1) by Raven Kennedy is exactly what it sounds like: a fast, funny, low-stakes, high-spice romp through a world of fae, gold hoarders, and one very fed-up cupid. Emelle is a cupid
Signs of Cupidity on Google Drive (PDF)
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Have you read Raven Kennedy’s Plated Prisoner series (Gild)? This is the opposite tone—pure sugar instead of dark angst. But both are addictive. When she finally escapes, she’s desperate to feel
If you’re stuck in a reading slump or just tired of overly angsty, 800-page fantasy romances where the heroine mopes for three chapters about her destiny, let me introduce you to . Signs of Cupidity on Google Drive (PDF) 👇
Here’s a solid post you can use for a bookish social media account, blog, or Goodreads/StoryGraph review. It’s written to be engaging, informative, and spoiler-free for Signs of Cupidity (Heart Hassle #1) by Raven Kennedy. Why Signs of Cupidity is the Rom-Com Fantasy Palate Cleanser You Need Right Now
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