Ingredients:

One tipsy Cupid with a wavering aim

Three mismatched couples

Suspense, conflict, intense attraction &à the magic of true love.

  Stir well for three entertaining, sensual love stories. Serve hot with a glass of bubbly.

Featuring

Oops, by Rayka Mennen

All Vince Anderson wanted was a decent assistant who knew the right end of a pen. Instead he gets Leena. Bright eyed, smart, also his landlady and a witch. Of course, he falls head over heels in love with this most unsuitable woman. But can he trust that his attraction to her hasn't been manipulated by her powers?

Leena Mackay had enough to worry about with a mortgage payment she couldn't make and a sister intent on casting crazy spells. Why did her boss have to rent an apartment in her house and turn out to be the only guy who could make her lick her lips?

Can she convince him that their love transcends the earthly and the supernatural?

Crazy Cupid, by Phyllis Campbell

Fashion designer Kenya Whitaker is leery about the strange and poorly dressed man she meets. She's even more skeptical when he explains that he's from the future and has a problem. She refuses to help, but the offbeat, sexy man charms her into it and shows her what love is really all about.

Eli's very existence is threatened and he needs Kenya's assistance. The man she's supposed to marry has locked Eli's father in a mental institution. Joshua Montgomery must be released and put into his rightful spot as president of Montgomery Aisle. If Eli fails, he'll not only lose Kenya, but his life will cease to exist.

Dang Crooked Arrow, by Liz Hunter

"Cupid's crooked arrow plays havoc with a children's book author mismatched with a present day Lothario."

Tara Avery pegged Harrison Howard as a playboy and ladies' man the minute he walked into the florist's shop a few days before Valentine's. With eyes only for the 'hottie' shop owner, Harry barely noticed Tara and her four children.

Until  Cupid intervened with either a crooked arrow or bad aim and Tara and Harry suddenly saw each other with new eyes.

Only thing is, Tara couldn't abide Lothario's lifestyle, changing his lady of the week at three month intervals to coincide with his sales route. And no way did Harry want to step foot into a relationship with a woman responsible for four small children.

Despite their reservations and with the Easter Bunny's interference, they couldn't help falling in love.