First Quiver

Living forever has its downsides, as Cupid can tell you. The 3,375-year-old god has spent every day on Mount Olympus firing love-tipped arrows and watching the other deities enjoy themselves from the sidelines. His routine collapses when a single misdirected arrow strikes the wrong target. The gods banish him to Earth, and he lands in present-day Tarra, Indiana, where ordinary people carry on with their lives, unaware that divine powers are meddling in their affairs.

Cupid finds himself in a fully human body, with his wings and boyish plumpness gone, and he quickly sets out to leave his inexperience behind. That indulgent spree ends abruptly when he falls in love for the first time in his immortal existence. He comes to understand what that love demands: he must find the right match for the mortal woman he adores, and then he must let her go.

Torn between the mortal and divine realms, Cupid undertakes a quest to repair Love itself. He must master his own tortured heart and stand against the powerful gods plotting against him. Failure is not an option, and success will cost him everything he holds dear.