Cupid.com

by Karen Lee

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• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0505524821
• ISBN13: 9780505524829
• Release Date: January 2002
• Publisher: Love Spell
• Length: 306 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 4.3" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

Love gets technical

Cupid has been challenged to update - instead of the trusty bow and arrow, he has to bring a couple together using modern means. Choosing two victims - Chloe Phillips who presently heads a creative investment firm, and AJ Lockhart who has been sent in effectively to audit the firm at the behest of the Board - Cupid sets out to meet the challenge. Chloe is someone for whom people are at least as important as numbers, in selecting the ideas which her firm should back. She had made some mistakes early on, but as AJ finds, she is now finding her feet in the company. Or so it seems until e-Cupid and Cupid.com arrive with inventor E. Rose, and the electronic cupid sends events spiralling out of control. It seemed like a good idea at the time, but after viewing e-Cupid, Chloe's number one inventor is writing her appalling poetry instead of working on his product, and her best friend's fantasy man seems fixated on her too. Chloe might have believed that AJ was her True Love, but e-Cupid seems to have developed more than a few bugs.How Chloe and AJ find their feet with one another is the essence of the tale, set against their business relationship, budding trust in each other, and the somewhat insidious matter Chloe's brother overseeing developments with a less than friendly eye. AJ and Chloe's differing abilities partner well together in business, and their chemistry begins to zing in their private life.A consistently amusing tale that endeavours to teach an old Cupid new tricks, only to discover perhaps it is better to go with the system that works.

whimsical treasure

Psyche is disappointed in the track record of her husband stupid Cupid as divorce rates are climbing to record levels, couples live together without marital vows, and numerous claim they are not in love. She blames the mess on her spouse still living in the world of the ancients. He needs to modernize his methods to confront technology's interference in the game of love for people who no longer believe that all they need is love. Their father's will is quite specific. Chloe Phillips is to run Creative Investments while her brother Oz will manage the rest of the firm. Oz worries that his sister will ignore the fiscal perspective and hurt their company. He hires consultant A.J. Lockhart to keep Creative Investments out of the red. Chloe obtains a new software program, e-Cupid that reveals a person's true love. Formerly accepting that the elusive butterfly will never visit her, Chloe learns from her program that A.J. is the stud that lights her fire. As she stands in the shadows of love, she finds love hurts because she knows he is her sibling's stooge. Worse e-cupid has every male who meets Chloe falling in love with her.Fans in need of an uplifting amusing All I Need Is Love romance that brings Cupid into the technology information age will enjoy CUPID.COM. The tale is funny fluff as Karen Lee plays it totally for laughs. Chloe and A.J. make a charming couple who comes together over the fiasco caused by e-Cupid. Readers needing escape from the holidays will cherish a moment's pleasure with this whimsical treasure.Harriet Klausner