Who Needs Cupid?: The Max Factor/A Valentine for Rebecca/Lucky in Love

by Debra Salonen, Molly O'Keefe

Elle Adams, Rebecca Potter and Lucky Morgan all have valid reasons for distrusting Cupid. And with February 14 coming on fast, they decide to take matters into their own hands. If the plucky little cherub can't do his job, they'll sweeten the odds.

But it looks as if Cupid wasn't out to lunch. He was just waiting for the right moment to make things interesting. Now find out what happens when he finally launches those arrows.

Genres: Romance, Anthologies, Harlequin

384 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published January 9, 2007

About the author

- Born and raised in Brookings, South Dakota. Youngest of five (much youngest). A Baby Boomer who married her high school sweetheart (our lockers were side-by-side). Mother of two, grandmother of three darling princesses, dog mother of 2.5 mutts.

- Graduate of South Dakota State University with a Master’s degree in Geography and History.

- Job history: taxi driver, flax seed counter, cartographer, rural mail carrier, substitute teacher, secretary/community liaison for Merced College’s Child Development Center, bookkeeper, journalist, author.

- First sale story: June, 1999, to Harlequin Superromance. Total number of books sold to Harlequin =27.

- Honors and awards: Romantic Times BOOKreviews, 2006 Series Storyteller of the Year. Winner: Best Superromance of 2010: Until He Met Rachel. Nominated for Desert Quill in 2008.

- First book published by Tule Press, summer 2014: Cowgirl Come Home. The Big Sky Mavericks series opens Aug. 2014 with: Nobody's Cowboy.

Reviews

[Pam · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book is divided into 3 sections, each section containing a story about each of the friends. The time table is the same so it wasn't confusing as each story is in the same timeline, therefore each friend's story is entertwined with the others. I thought at first I would have preferred that it just be one story instead of 3 separate ones, but the more I read, I think I quite preferred them split up. It made it different and fresh with each friend being concentrated on at a time. Quite an enjoyable read. I found myself giggling out loud and even teared up a couple of times. This is only like my second Harlequin. If they are all like this, I will be reading a lot more Harlequins from now on!