Cupid's Play (The Love Gods Book 2) Lila Sparks Michael Anderle by Lila Sparks, Michael Anderle B0DMSS269H instant download after payment.

Where divine intervention meets small-town charm, love takes center stage... and things get steamy.
Tyche, the goddess of good fortune, must prove her worth as a matchmaker. Her targets? Natalie Winters, a high-powered executive caring for her ailing mother, and Jack Delaney, a passionate ex-Hollywood director now running a small town community theater. Little do these mortals know, their love story is about to become a divine production.
When Natalie moves to Cupid's Bow to care for her mother who has suffered a stroke, she expects her life to be on pause. Instead, she finds herself thrust into a leading role in a production she never auditioned for – love. With Tyche pulling strings behind the scenes, the carefully constructed walls around Natalie's heart begin to crumble under the charm of small-town life and one irresistible theater director.
Jack Delaney thought he left drama behind in Hollywood. Now, he's on a mission to save the local playhouse with his original Christmas production. But as he locks eyes (and lips) with Natalie, he realizes the most captivating script might be the one unfolding in real life.
As Natalie and Jack's paths, they discover that sometimes the most magical plays are the ones life writes for us. But with the theater's future hanging in the balance and hidden agendas threatening to tear apart the close-knit community, can their passionate romance survive the final act?
Meanwhile, Tyche faces her own challenges. Her divine siblings are watching her every move, and failure isn't an option. Can she guide Natalie and Jack to their happily ever after without revealing her celestial hand?
"Cupid's Play" is a tantalizing tale that will have you believing in second chances, the power of community, and the magic of love – with a generous dose of heat. This enchanting story proves that when it comes to matters of the heart, all the world's truly a stage, and sometimes, the gods themselves are pulling the strings.