Arrows and the Elderly (Lady J’s Paranormal Match Making Book 6)

When fifty-year-old Jennifer Stevens, an upbeat senior center program director, visits Lady J, the paranormal matchmaker, she isn’t desperate for love. Just curious. The crystal ball has other ideas. It reveals her perfect match: a man with a bow, no arrows, and centuries of baggage.

Enter Eros, an ancient cupid. Currently on probation. Permanently grumpy.

Stripped of his arrows and hiding his barely functional wings, Eros is stuck running a flower shop and pretending he’s just another awkward human. He’s convinced that finding his mate should be enough to earn reinstatement.

The Gods disagree. Apparently, love requires effort, listening, and emotional vulnerability. Who knew?

Now Jennifer’s senior center residents—an unfiltered, self-appointed Council of the Elderly—have decided it’s their civic duty to teach Cupid how love actually works. Loudly. Constantly. With opinions.

Arrows and the Elderly is a laugh-out-loud paranormal romantic comedy about midlife love, found family, meddling seniors, and a grumpy cupid who learns the hard way that love can’t be rushed… even if you’re immortal.