Brea hated men with a passion. After what her two-timing boyfriend had done, men were the lowest of the low in her book. Then enter cupid, who is suppose to make her fall in love with him. What started out as a way to end his frustrations at the position he found himself in, Cupid aka Jordan, realized that getting Brea to fall in love with him was no easy task. Despite her pain and anger at what had happen to her, Brea still felt the strong sexual attraction to Jordan, no matter how hard she fought against it. Jordan, I believe, needed to learn a very important lesson about life, love, and truly caring for someone. And as time went on, he actually found that he genuinely cared about Brea’s feelings. With his future on the line, racing against time to find a solution to ending his punishment, and fighting against those who would stoop to any level to prevent him from succeeding, Cupid and Brea had one thing they had to learn -- that love and trust go hand in hand. It’s the strongest weapon against anything that life could throw your way. Filled with excitement, humor, and hot sexual emotions, Utter cupidity was a great read.

Overall rating:
Sensuality rating: Explicit

Reviewer: Margo Arthur
July 17, 2008