About This Book
Sure, he was dressed as cupid, running around Huntsville, delivering singing telegrams, but it paid his rent and tuition. He was only one year out from graduating with his degree, and then, he'd get a job and start working toward his dream of opening his own bike shop. The only problem he had now was keeping his secret of delivering singing telegrams from the rest of the guys in his club because they would never let him live it down. The Royal Bastards were a tough group, and he was pretty sure that dressing up as cupid or admitting that he was an eternal college student, would get him kicked out. Katie wasn't looking forward to celebrating her birthday. She hated that she was born on Valentine's Day. All of the happy, loving couples reminded her every year that she was all alone. What she really wanted was to hide away and forget that it was her birthday, but the singing telegram that her best friend had delivered to her, by some guy dressed as cupid, really blew her plans. And when Cupid asked her out, she knew that she should tell him no, but when she opened her mouth, Yes popped out. She was never one to go back on her word, but Cupid really seemed to throw her off her game. She wasn't sure what it was about him that intrigued her, but he did, and Katie found herself hoping to be hit by Cupid's arrow. Contains mature themes.
