Name: Eros
ISBN: 9781734937954

Carly Spade

Elani Stewart hasn't believed in "true love" or fairytale endings since her parents' divorce. It's one of the reasons she developed her dating service "E-romantic", a scientific algorithm based process that matches one person to their most compatible partners. ⁠ When clients start dropping like flies, claiming that a bartender at The Arrow led them to the "love of their lives", she decides to take matters into her own hands or risk being clientless. Little does she know she's up against the god of love and passion himself. ⁠ If she can open herself to the possibilities and listen to destiny's call she may learn to trust in love again and "soar" to new heights.⁠

Eros

Genesis (@whisperingchapters)

Lover of Romance 

Eros was such a FUN installment, I had so much fun with this one and was also a fast easy read which I also loved. I really find this one so interesting and I wanted to see these two find their HEA. In this one we have CUPID finding his love and it was a blast. The heroine runs a relationship business based on very mathematical procedures and then a bar keep starts taking her customers and helping them find love haha and some fun entanglements ensue. I really enjoyed their sexual tension and the way that the story is built and them traveling to the UK for some fun times here. I have adored Eros and loved seeing him find such a beautiful lady and their story was so touching in many ways. Bring on Poseidon's book haha

Sven Test

It’s cupid’s turn at love! It was very entertaining, and it came with unexpected twists that I really enjoyed.

Tatiana Alvarez 

Up until this point, Apollo has been my favorite book from Spade...but Eros came through town and was like "MOVE BITCH, GET OUT THE WAY." all Ludacris style and well...the rest is history! Sorry Apollo, I still love you and wish you and Laurel the best, but Eros and Elani have my heart.

Plot: Fast paced
Characters: Well developed and likable
Steam: Mild
Tropes: Reluctant lovers (one sided)

 Summary 
Elani Steward run a match making company. Ironically enough, she does not believe in love, but she does believe in science and compatibility. Her program offers their services to clients in hopes to find the compatible suitor. However, when two of her clients cancel her services in the same day, claiming they have found love at a bar, Elani goes to investigate. The Arrows bar is run by a bartender named Erik, whom she notices matching people. In order to get him to stop, they make a bet. If Elani can find her perfect match in 3 months using her own code, Erik will stop. But if she doesn't, Erik gets to rework the code. To this she agrees.

However, Elani soon realizes her code isn't exactly perfect. The men she matches with all have something wrong, until the Scottish hottie arrives. However, even he doesn't give her butterflies like a certain bartender does. Now Elani needs to come to terms with her own prejudices against love or risk losing it all together.

 My Thoughts
I LOVED Elani. Out of all Spade's other female characters, she is the one I connected with the most. I love her backstory and her need for reasoning. Eros complimented her so much, he brought out a different side of her, one that was a little more adventurous and carefree.

The kissing scenes in this book are great, but I have to say the bear rug scene took the cake. I'm a sucker for a man with wings, what can I say? The chemistry between these two is pure fire. Did I want an elongated and more detailed sex scene? Duh, but it's because I'm a smutty reader! However, for this type of book and genre, the scene wad absolutely perfect and the right amount of teasing.

Also, who else is excited for Poseidon being the next book?!?!?

It's cupid's turn at love! This was a 4-star read for me. I actually read this in one sitting, because it was entertaining, and it came with unexpected twists and turns! 

Eros was so not what I was expecting. His entire personality was charming and I kept questioning why Elani wasn't just diving head-first into his arms, but oh well. 

The aspect of the cupid side to Eros was super interesting to read. This is my first novel on this Greek god, so I wasn't really sure what to expect when it came to his cupid "powers". I was pleasantly surprised of the way the author introduced this side of Eros. I would have loved to have seen more of it, though.

I kind of wish we could have seen Hades' character in this book. At least we got to see a little bit of Apollo! I'm excited for the rest of the books and other Greek gods introduced in this setting.

Eros

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