Signs of Cupidity

The narrator is a cupid, an invisible being who spends her afterlife handing out Lust and Love to humans and watching the results. She can set people on fire with desire, but she cannot take part in any of it herself, and centuries of that have left her lonely and bitter. She also admits that some of her matchmaking has been bad.

Her superiors finally lose patience and exile her to the fae world. There she shoots a fae prince with Love Arrows, which she insists he had coming. He answers in kind, and the retaliation pushes her out of invisibility and into a physical body for the first time.

With a real body comes the chance to chase what she has only ever delivered to others. She sets out to find her own true love, whatever it costs her.

This is a fae fantasy romcom told in the cupid's first-person voice, which is sarcastic, chatty and quick with a joke. It is a slow burn, and a why choose romance: the heroine ends up with more than one mate. The language is explicit and there are sexual situations, so it is written for readers 18 and older. The series it belongs to is complete.