When the son of Zeus and Aphrodite bumbles into a meadow south of Killarney, he is met by a band of indignant faeries outraged by his target practice.  Soon, however, all the supernatural creatures are overshadowed by an estranged couple intent on fisticuffs!  Can Cupid effect a reconciliation between the humans?  Or is just a wee bit of intervention by the Fae in order?   

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Alice Morrissey is fed up. She can no longer turn her back and ignore her husband’s indiscretions with other woman. She wants a divorce.

Liam Morrissey knows that he has done wrong by his wife. But he still loves her and does not wish to lose her.

With arguing and fighting being all they seem to be good at lately, Alice and Liam decide to meet one last time. In their special place they have a picnic, where unknown to them, some pesky fairies and Cupid have decided that these two are in desperate need for some of Cupids special brand of love. So as Alice and Liam try to settle things between them, the fairies and Cupid execute their plan for the two lovers.

Stupid Cupid is a cute little story about love and its ability to conquer all. This is a nice story that ends on a high note. The characters in this story are a nice blend of real and magical. The story needed a little more information to some of the back story for the reader to really understand why the fairies were willing to help the lovers. This would make a nice story to read during Valentine’s Day.

LeeAnn
Reviewer for Coffee Time Romance & More

I love faeries and I love, love so, this story was for me. Those who enjoyed Confessions of a Cleaning Lady will be pleased to know this was the follow up story of the faeries. Although, it's a follow up this story can be read alone. Stupid Cupid is an enchanting tale that lets us believe love and magic are still possible. This is a story that one must pick up not only for Valentine's Day, but for everyday.

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Denisse Alicea

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