Cupid for Hire
By Lila Monroe
- Release Date: 2019-07-16
- Genre: Contemporary Romance
Description
Cupid meets her match in this sizzling new romantic comedy, perfect for fans of Christina Lauren, Sophie Kinsella, and Jasmine Guillory!
She can make anyone fall in love…
Poppy Hathaway is a professional Cupid. Need a love note, raunchy sext, or apology letter so epic that your other half will forget you hesitated a second too long when you asked, ‘Is my cousin hot’? She’s got you covered. But when her most frequent bachelor client, the annoyingly charming (or is that charmingly annoying?) Dylan Griffin comes to her with a big new job, Poppy discovers that three little words can add up to one big complication…
He’s got his eyes on the (wrong) prize…
Dylan doesn’t want help seducing another swimsuit model (for once in his life). He wants Poppy’s help winning his high-school crush - and he’s prepared to make it worth her while. Throw in a summer Catskills trip that’s equal parts ‘Dirty Dancing’ and dirty-talking, and this Cupid is soon out of her depth - and head over heels with the last man she expected. But can she find the right words when it comes to her own heart? Or will this happily-ever-after be more of a romantic disaster?
Find out in the sparkling new romantic comedy from Lila Monroe!
Cupids series:
1 Cupid for Hire
2 What’s Your Sign?
3 The Romeo Effect
4 The Break-Up Artist
5 The Romance Plan
PRAISE FOR CUPIDS:
“Fun, Fun, Fun! Hilarious, snarky, and LOL perfection! Poppy and Dylan were so fresh, everything executed with perfect timing which had me laughing or smiling through the entire book.” - Kay Daniels Romance
“What an amazingly adorable, funny, steamy start to a new series by Lila Monroe! Prepare to laugh, swoon, yell, and have a great time with this one.” - Goodreads.com
“A fabulously funny story.” CeeCee’s Book Blog
“A hilarious, steamy story that squeezes your heart while it keeps you in stitches.” - Book Addict Blog
“Their story is sassy, snappy, snarky, sarcastic and smexy so, if you want a book that will leave you with a happy sigh and a great big grin, run to the 1-Click button and start reading today!” - Book Addict Blog
Reviews
Cupid for Hire
5By Donnafaye74OMG!! I loved this book! 💯 10/10! I new to reading this author. She has a great way of writing. I’m gonna read the other books. I recommend this book! 🫶❤️Extremely likable characters
5By GSuzuksEasy delicious read with characters you’d love to know.I loved everything but there’s one thing
4By Shar<33I loved all the characters but I’m just curious how does poppy look like?Entertaining!
5By Julia Kent fanLoved the characters and story!!Cupid for Hire
2By Book Worm PlusReally a slow read. I skip pages just to finish it.They Get Each Other
5By EquitutWhat a fun filled story. So enjoyed the characters.LILA MONROE’s NEWEST BIGGEST FAN
5By rodmarpageI loved this book! SO GOOD!!!! The chemistry between poppy and dylan is cosmic and made for a good read.Great quick read
5By Suzi SouthWell it only took me a few hours to finish this book. I could not put it down. I really enjoyed it. I bet you will too, the characters draw you in. I’m sure the next one will too.Outstanding
5By takingyourmoneyExcellentLove it
4By mhastings87This is the cutest story she always knows how to make me laugh! I have become a big fan of hers!!!Cupid for Hire
3By PalatableDinnerA fun romcom that flows well with a writing style that suits the genre. The dialogue is well written and Poppy and Dylan’s relationship is funny and organic. How Dylan ended up responding to Poppy’s book stock criticism is such a small moment but full of nuance and ultimately my favorite part. However, there are several random double indentations and typos, a few things didn’t make sense, and Dylan’s story took a turn for the cliche toward the end, but overall this was still an enjoyable read. This book contains cursing, a heads-up for those averse. Given that Henry and Kelly are presumably a part of the community, as a gamer the immersion was broken pretty early when Henry calls it “virtual reality game” instead of VR or specifying a title, fictional or otherwise. Language is a telltale sign of whether someone is part of a community or not, something Poppy should know as a good writer, and made worse by the fact that it’s the first look readers get at Poppy’s work. Later the author appears to mistake Smash Bros, which is known for PvP, for Mario Bros, which aside from being super vague is more co-op. Dylan is supposedly a big smooth talker in his own right so it doesn’t make sense for him to hire Poppy prior to seeing Jasmine again. Because he’s described as wearing a fraying jacket and their first interaction is establishing that $200 for a bouquet is too expensive, how events are presented doesn’t really establish that the customer is cheating as opposed to being on a budget in a polyamorous relationship, making the flower shop incident a demonstration of quick judgment rather than principle on April and Poppy’s part. Continuity issue. Poppy wore jeans to her date with Chris but later said Dylan’s hands were under her dress. It’s weird that Poppy thinks Dylan and Jasmine are “effortlessly gorgeous” when she’s shown at every turn the work Jasmine puts into her body, knows that Dylan used to have a bowl cut and has a personal trainer, but then cries about not being able to “compete” in that area despite going out of her way to make it clear that she doesn’t put effort into her own. Considering her beliefs in “true love” it’s kind of contradictory for Poppy to also perceive love in terms of a competition, and for some unknown reason all the characters seem to think dating someone means adopting their dietary choices.Cupid for Hire
3By Crazy not lazyNot up to par from her other books. I give it a 3 1/2 stars. I liked parts of it, but the ending sucked! Also, she should weigh close to 300 pounds with what she ate. Tonage doesn’t make for good romance novels!Cupid for Hire
4By Tiggy/CookieFirst time reading this author. Cute story, liked the characters. Only a few word bombs, and a couple of descriptive sex scenes but not too over the top. Pretty sure I would read other books by Lila Monroe.Fine
5By Rakib789$TLove this
5By IlovebooksforeverrrrJust the right amount of comedy and romanceGreat
5By lms20379Cute and funny with a little sexy. Doesn’t play on the damsel in distress like so many other romance novels, she doesn’t go chasing after him like a love sick puppy. Nice change of pace!Loved
5By smbmpbThis was my first Lila Monroe book and I absolutely loved it. The story line was just so sweet I couldn’t help but follow it all the way through.Sassy with Spark
5By MistyG15This book does not disappoint!! A laugh out loud book full of banter. Poppy makes a living by writing love notes, vows and everything romance. But she can’t seem to find love herself. Her most active client Dylan thinks he’s found the one. But what he doesn’t expect is to fall for Poppy while she tried to get Jasmine to date him. Such a great book that will keep you laughing with a HEA. 5 star readReview: Cupids Anonymous
5By LisaHines711Cupids Anonymous by Lila Monroe is a standalone brand new romantic comedy about a modern day Cyrano and how she falls prey to her own machinations. Well-written and well-paced, told in dual POV, this sweet romance will have you laughing at the situations Poppy manages to get herself into and swooning when the guy finally realizes what is in front of him and goes for it! Poppy Hathaway is a modern day Cyrano de Bergerac. Writing love letters for her clients, staging romantic dates, and anything else that helps her clients get out of their own way and give love a chance. Her best customer (and also her worst) is frequent flier, Dylan Griffin. SHe helps him reel in the ladies and also helps him let them down easy. Dylan isn't one for longevity in a relationship but he is honest and open about it so no harm no foul. When Poppy's scheming on his behalf opens his eyes to what really matters to him when it comes to affairs of the heart can he manage to get out of his own way before he loses her? Loved this! Enjoy!

