The Problem with Cupid
(2026)(The third book in the Fairy Godmothers and Other Fiascos series)
A novel by Jean Oram
Gabby believes in true love. But Cupid and her best friend could use a little convincing…
I just stumbled into Cupid at a truck stop. Literally. And he’s hot. He could also use a pair of pants.
But when he checks his magical matchmaking list, neither my name nor my best friend Lamonte’s appears on it.
I think we should be.
We share an apartment and do everything together. Platonically. Painfully so, since my very real feelings for him are 100% unrequited.
We’re the perfect friends-to-lovers match. We’re just not matched.
Yet.
And if anyone can help me change that, it’s Cupid.
I just have to figure out how to convince Cupid to help me out while I’m on a Valentine’s Day weekend road trip with Lamonte. Then maybe my sweet, slow-burn crush can finally become something real.
But magic has rules, love has risks, and I might need more courage than Cupid’s willing to lend.
A cosy road trip romance with a touch of romantasy, Canadian charm, forced proximity, and slow-burn longing.
This is book three in Jean Oram’s series, Fairy Godmothers and Other Fiascos. It can be enjoyed as part of the series, or read as a standalone.
Genre: Romance
I just stumbled into Cupid at a truck stop. Literally. And he’s hot. He could also use a pair of pants.
But when he checks his magical matchmaking list, neither my name nor my best friend Lamonte’s appears on it.
I think we should be.
We share an apartment and do everything together. Platonically. Painfully so, since my very real feelings for him are 100% unrequited.
We’re the perfect friends-to-lovers match. We’re just not matched.
Yet.
And if anyone can help me change that, it’s Cupid.
I just have to figure out how to convince Cupid to help me out while I’m on a Valentine’s Day weekend road trip with Lamonte. Then maybe my sweet, slow-burn crush can finally become something real.
But magic has rules, love has risks, and I might need more courage than Cupid’s willing to lend.
A cosy road trip romance with a touch of romantasy, Canadian charm, forced proximity, and slow-burn longing.
This is book three in Jean Oram’s series, Fairy Godmothers and Other Fiascos. It can be enjoyed as part of the series, or read as a standalone.
Genre: Romance