"Entertaining twist in chick-lit."

Poor Cupid! What has he done? Putting together two people who are so not ready for each other just because he lost patience with them? Look at what happens when Anna Munson timidly agrees to a date with fellow co-worker, Nick Wells. A little external conversation, a lot of internal conversation on both their parts, then bam, Cupid loses it and shoots Anna with the arrow of true love. What was Cupid thinking? Now he's done it. He didn't get permission from the big guy in the "main office" to hit Anna with that specially reserved arrow. So now he has to find a way to fix his little mistake before the big guy finds out.

You know that story about a sticky ball rolling down a long hill where all the yucky and bad things stick to it and the ball keeps rolling, growing and growing and rolling faster and faster? Yes, that's what Cupid has done to poor Anna and Nick. I can't tell you what happens when that ball gets to the bottom of the hill and a brick wall is there to stop it. Cupid will have to tell you, and he does in this refreshing take on true love and today's chance at love in the dating field.

Prepare to rub those cheeks after smiling through Ms. Stingley's story. I'M WITH CUPID made me want to find Cupid and give him a pat on the back. Life with Cupid in it is truly never boring.

Reviewed by Sabrina Marino
Posted January 14, 2005