Maya Finch was supposed to be planning a wedding. Instead, she's shredding her ex-fiancé's sweatshirt on the floor of her best friend's apartment and wondering how her life detonated so spectacularly. Three weeks after discovering her fiancé's infidelity, Maya is newly single, emotionally scorched, unemployed, and bitterly disenchanted with romance. With Valentine's Day looming and her faith in love officially dead, she does the only reasonable thing: she sarcastically prays for an angel who's great in bed and expects absolutely nothing in return.
She gets Eros. The Roman god of desire appears in her bedroom in the form of an infuriatingly attractive, half-dressed man with zero shame, infinite confidence, and a very strong opinion about her wardrobe. He can't touch her, but he can amplify attraction, expose missed signals, and shove Maya headfirst into temptation whether she's ready or not. What starts as divine interference meant to spark empty flings and distraction soon turns into something messier.
As Eros pushes Maya back into the world of chemistry, flirting, and very inconvenient workplace attraction, she's forced to confront what she actually wants: numb pleasure, or the terrifying possibility of connection again. A sharp, sexy romantic comedy about heartbreak, healing, and what happens when you ask the universe for fun and it answers a little too well.
Maya Finch was supposed to be planning a wedding. Instead, she's shredding her ex-fiancé's sweatshirt on the floor of her best friend's apartment and wondering how her life detonated so spectacularly. Three weeks after discovering her fiancé's infidelity, Maya is newly single, emotionally scorched, unemployed, and bitterly disenchanted with romance. With Valentine's Day looming and her faith in love officially dead, she does the only reasonable thing: she sarcastically prays for an angel who's great in bed and expects absolutely nothing in return.
She gets Eros. The Roman god of desire appears in her bedroom in the form of an infuriatingly attractive, half-dressed man with zero shame, infinite confidence, and a very strong opinion about her wardrobe. He can't touch her, but he can amplify attraction, expose missed signals, and shove Maya headfirst into temptation whether she's ready or not. What starts as divine interference meant to spark empty flings and distraction soon turns into something messier.
As Eros pushes Maya back into the world of chemistry, flirting, and very inconvenient workplace attraction, she's forced to confront what she actually wants: numb pleasure, or the terrifying possibility of connection again. A sharp, sexy romantic comedy about heartbreak, healing, and what happens when you ask the universe for fun and it answers a little too well.
