Synopsis: In the new paranormal romance from bestselling author April Asher, a down-on-her-luck wedding planner demigoddess and a Muse-less rockstar agree to a fauxmance that quickly turns anything but…
A lover of love and a champion for happily ever after. Those were two of many things people expected from Aphrodite’s daughter. To Adalyn Whitlock, ‘love’ paid the bills, and currently, not well. Business was dropping at Happily Ever Forever, with her latest wedding planning catastrophe ending in a negative social media storm and her sister Maxi’s matchmaking ability on the fritz. To top it off, there’s an ex-boyfriend calling her ‘the Anti-Aphrodite’ and paparazzi pics linking Addie to her new client’s older brother.
Phoenix ‘Nix’ Cross—song writer and drummer of the hot new band, The Stone Talons—was no saint, but he was far from the womanizer the band’s image rep bestowed on him. If anything, he was a romantic, hopeful to find a love like the one in which his parents shared. With the band’s star quickly rising and the record label pressuring him to deliver the band’s next hit, Nix’s writer’s block couldn’t have come at a worse time. But when he opens his door to his irate new next-door neighbor, Nix feels the brief flash of inspiration for the first time in ages. And it just so happens that his new Muse is none other than his little sister’s new wedding planner.
With Addie needing an end to the public relations nightmare and the record label breathing down Nix’s neck, the pair agree to a fauxmance. But what happens when the emotions turned on for the cameras don't turn off?
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My Review:
The Cupid Dilemma was a cute paranormal romance with a fun mythology twist. I liked the idea of Aphrodite’s daughter working as a wedding planner and the fake-dating setup between Addie and Nix. Their chemistry and the music-industry storyline made for an entertaining listen, and Joy Belmont and Tim Paige did a great job bringing the characters to life. Overall, this was a cute, easy audiobook that landed somewhere in the middle for me—a take-it-or-leave-it read.
The Cupid Dilemma was a cute paranormal romance with a fun mythology twist. I liked the idea of Aphrodite’s daughter working as a wedding planner and the fake-dating setup between Addie and Nix. Their chemistry and the music-industry storyline made for an entertaining listen, and Joy Belmont and Tim Paige did a great job bringing the characters to life. Overall, this was a cute, easy audiobook that landed somewhere in the middle for me—a take-it-or-leave-it read.
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