Stupid Cupid

A Laugh Out Loud Romantic Comedy!

By: Sharon Karaa

Narrated by: Mae Brogan

Annabelle Pearson was in love. For three years, she'd worshipped the sexy but aloof Nicholas Nattrass from afar, wistfully dreaming of a time when he'd love her back, or at the very least notice she existed. All that was about to change, however, when she starts seeing things that she shouldn't, things that couldn't possibly exist, like the Grim Reaper and the Tooth Fairy, for example. The last straw comes when she spots Cupid, about to shoot his arrow at her beloved, and in a desperate bid to save her dream, she wallops him one with her handbag.

Dealing Cupid an almost fatal blow means someone has to take his place, and that someone is her! Will she complete her mission and save Cupid's life? And will she manage to win the love of Nicholas Nattrass, or would the esteemed "Doctor Love" have her committed to an insane asylum?

©2015 Sharon Karaa (P)2016 Sharon Karaa

Delightful!

The characters come alive in this book. Plus they're relatable to us and all our wishes and dramas. Plan on listening a second time to make sure I didn't miss one minute of this delightful happy little book. Ms. Karaa gets better with every book, plus the narrator Ms Brogan did a wonderful job. Thank you ladies...

listened to it and forgot it

i actually listened to it and forgot i had and started again. did not leave a mark on my brain. cute and ok one for a trip if you just have to.

So original

I'd like to say every book is the same as another but this one is so very original. There were times I was skeptical. Also- there was a time after I listened where I was actually angry- in a good way it turned out because I know I would listen again!

Meh

Never trust a book that calls itself "laugh out loud funny". Mildly amusing but not really funny.

Great Story Line

Would you say that listening to this book was time well-spent? Why or why not?

For the story itself, yes. I really enjoyed the story. It did have some funny moments. Did I laugh out loud? 'Fraid not. Did I chuckle? Yea a time or two.

Would you be willing to try another one of Mae Brogan’s performances?

She spoke way too fast. Her sentences ran together too much and she sounded a lot older than the character was portrayed to be. Even my husband complained about it.

If this book were a movie would you go see it?

No, probably not.

Any additional comments?

Nice story as a whole.