Just when Cupid thought his punishment couldn’t get any worse, his next worthy son is revealed and it’s his best friend! He doesn’t know if he’ll survive having to watch Pan’s heart beat for someone other than him, but that’s not going to stop him from making sure to get the job done right. Now Cupid is crashing face first into the worst heartbreak he’s experienced yet…
I’ve been really enjoying this series, but this has turned out to be my favorite book yet! This time around, we follow Cupid, Pan, and Reed through their rotating perspectives. We don’t follow Reed that often, so it was interesting to see the newest perspective get scaled back a little. However, it doesn’t feel like he’s lacking in the story!
I really enjoyed how much we dug into Cupid and Pan’s relationship because everything was on the line now that romance was finally on the table. It was also really great to see disabilities be represented in the story, which is something I hope to see more often across literature and visual media in general.
All in all, this was an excellent read. The romances were really sweet, and the series has come a long way from two buddies hitting the town to get laid. I’m really interested in reading the next book, which I’m assuming will be the final book, and checking out what other work the author puts out in the future.
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