Galen Lykaios has been a cupid for nearly 4,600 years. He definitely doesn't volunteer to be one. It's a punishment because he carries a ton of bitterness and grudges after death toward an ex-lover who betrayed his trust. For thousands of years, he has to watch as most of his charges get their happily ever after. Then he encounters Dion Angelos during one of his assignments, and he senses a spark between them.<br><br>Dion owns Angelos Funeral Home. He enjoys working on dead bodies because he can keep his interaction with the living down to a bare minimum. People can be stupid and irritating. However, he doesn't mind when they return as spirits because he enjoys most of their conversations. Then he encounters an ancient demon who seems hell-bent on killing him.<br><br>Can Galen and Dion form a relationship while battling against the ancient demon?

The Impossible

He was aware that Galen was a cupid, and that might explain why he managed to be himself whenever he was around the angel. He didn’t have to pretend to be what he was not. However, he was certain there was something more between him and Galen. There was a spark between them that he never had with anyone else, but most importantly, Galen never judged or looked at him differently. Galen talked to and treated him as if he was the same as any other humans. He enjoyed that very much. As he snuggled even closer to Galen, he could smell the distinct fragrance of peace lilies, chrysanthemums, and orchids all around the cupid. Those flowers were generally associated with the dead, but Dion thought the combined scent seemed to work really well on Galen. He shut his eyes as he inhaled and exhaled slowly, allowing the cupid’s wonderful aroma to lull him into dreamland and knowing that he was safe in the arms of the angel.9


“You’re very powerful for a cupid. The demon is badly injured.”


Chapter 30