A cupid's fate takes an unexpected turn, when she crosses paths with the ultimate Prince Uncharming...

Kordelia Silverheart, a champion and defender of true love, is a cupid that's been given the most impossible task: finding Dr. Peter Murphy a love match. While mythology might only remember the names to her famous parents, Aphrodite and Ares, Kordelia has remained silently hidden from behind the shadows, while successfully pairing some of the most famous couples known throughout history. For centuries, she's matched the likes of Cleopatra and Marc Antony, Arthur and Guinevere, Robin Hood and Maid Marian, Romeo and Juliet, Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn, Shah Jahan and Mumtaz, and Sultan Suleiman and Hurrem. Although she, herself, never experienced true love like her brother, Eros, and his wife, Psyche; Kordelia still remains a faithful believer in it. Afterall, she's witnessed countless of sweeping and epic love stories and timeless fairy tale-like romances from around the world, for most of her entire existence. However, when her sister, Melissa, warns her to shy away from her next love match, Kordelia simply can't find it within her heart to deny a challenge... especially, from someone, who's in so desperate need of love the most...

Dr. Peter Murphy, the self-proclaimed antagonist of love, not only rejects it but also finds it to be nothing more than a false illusion. After suffering from heartbreak in the past, Peter has chosen a simple and uncomplicated life of bachelorhood, while running his dental practice in San Francisco. However, a chance encounter with Kordelia at a masquerade ball, changes everything for him. Can a recluse, headstrong and stubborn man find love again? Will Kordelia be able to make the impossible match? What happens when Prince Uncharming accidentally falls for someone, whom he's not supposed to love? Or when the tables are turned in reverse and cupid, herself, ends up falling for the one man, whom she's tasked to match? What then? Will true love find a way to shine, even on the broken hearted? Can romance spontaneously ignite, without the intervention of a cupid? And what is the real meaning behind true love to begin with?