Review: A Dog Named Cupid by Nancy Warren

Jared Gardiner has an engagement ring burning a hole in his pocket and Valentine's Day is the date he's chosen to propose to the woman he loves, jewelry designer Erin Nash.  When the dog who brought them together, a puppy appropriately named Cupid, gets sprayed by a skunk, Jared discovers that's not the worst thing that can happen to a man on Valentine's Day.

Erin Nash is in love with a wonderful man, has a design business that is thriving and realizes that after some tragedy in her life, she's found contentment.  Trust a man to screw that up!  Why can't Jared leave things as they are?  Why does he have to propose and ruin everything?

When Jared's six-year-old daughter Sadie hears that Erin isn't going to be her stepmother after all, she decides to take matters into her own small hands.  With some help from the canine Cupid.

REVIEW

The love affair of Erin Nash, Jared and Sadie Gardiner, Cupid the dog continues with A Dog Named Cupid. We first met the quartet in a Border Collie Christmas.  Now, two months later it's time to celebrate the magic of Valentine's Day.

Valentine's Day has a different meaning to different people.  For Jared, it's a day to ask the new love of his life to marry him.  For Erin, it's a day to actually dress up with a dress and heels on and have a nice dinner out with a man she's been very close to.

A Dog Named Cupid is a sweet little story about trusting your heart and having faith in love.  It's heartbreaking, but not in a I need to go cry now way.  This is a story about a daring little girl who will do whatever it takes to make her daddy happy and a cute, sweet but clumsy dog showing his true colors.

I can't wait to find out what's next for Cupid the dog and his humans.

Rating: 4 Stars

Release Date:  January 30, 2013
Book Length:  46 pages
Source:  Personal Purchase
Reading Format:  Available only in eBook

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Books in the A Romance in Four Season Series

1.  Border Collie Christmas (review)