Review: A Cupid kind of Day by Lindy Dale

A Cupid kind of Day by Lindy Dale
My Rating:4 of 5 stars

Synopsis:

Lily Appleby was down on love. Her dreams trampled on, her belief in romance shattered, she was about as happy discussing Valentine's Day as a vegan discussing meat options.
Then, she met Damon in a cobbler's shop, of all places, and over a near death incident with a hairy spider and a mix up over shoes, a bond was formed. For Lily, the attraction was instant and beyond chemical. She felt as if someone filled her veins with champagne and the fizz was overflowing. For Damon, it was just as strong. So strong, in fact, that he was prepared to go to all manner of lengths to ensure that Lily ~ the girl he barely knew ~ had the best Valentine's Day ever and that her faith in love would be restored.
Or would it?

Will Lily fall hopelessly in love over a CD and a Crunchie Bar? Or will she choose NOT to love again?

My Thoughts:

So Lily is still recovering from her last relationship. The guy got a promotion and without asking her thoughts, he just told her to start packing. Like any woman is going to pack up her entire life on the spot just because a guy told her to.

Damon comes to town to help his grandfather for a few days. They meet in the cobbler shop when she tries to pick up her shoes. Instant attraction.

I love this story. It shows that all men (or women- cause it can be reversed) are not all the same. Like I told a friend recently, you have to kiss a lot frogs to find your prince. For all you romance lovers out there, this book is a feel good romance that won't let you down.