Introduction

You'd think that someone named after the Greek goddess of love would have no trouble with romance—but you'd be wrong. Klutzy, quirky, 39-year-old Aphrodite Aldo seems to simultaneously attract and repel prospective suitors.

Romance and Attraction

Personal trainer Luke is mad for Aphrodite, and she certainly finds his sculpted good looks irresistible. Unfortunately, Luke's Adonis-like features attract lots of love-struck ladies—and he loves them all.

Love and Complications

While Aphrodite tries to determine whether physical attraction equals love, her job as a reporter sends her falling headfirst (literally) into the arms of Rory Finn, an Irish novelist. One stalker ex-girlfriend, a barroom brawl, and a marriage proposal later, Aphrodite is convinced she's found her soul mate—but then Rory abandons her and leaves for Ireland.

Journey to Find Love

Convinced she's destined to continue her family's legacy of broken hearts, Aphrodite grabs her grandmother's wedding dress and catches the next plane to Belfast, determined to find Rory. Irish legends, a supposedly cursed box, and a startling connection between their great-grandparents reunite Rory and Aphrodite; but Rory chooses to remain in Ireland. Devastated, Aphrodite returns home alone.

Question of True Love

Is she fated never to find true love?