His Name was Joshua

Twenty-nine-year-old Angelia Bryant is an aspiring author who works in her family's bookshop and longs desperately to finally have a love story of her very own. All her life she's tried everything that she can think of but has never had any luck whatsoever in finding love, and in her despair she feels completely forgotten by Cupid.

To cheer her up, on New Year's Day Angie's cousin gives her a necklace which she discovers is the long lost necklace of Cupid himself. So on Valentine's Day, Angie uses the necklace to summon the Greek God and begs him for his help.
The good news is that Cupid agrees to help her and a soulmate of her very own will soon be created for her.

The bad news is that her soulmate will only be able to stay with her for two weeks over the Christmas holidays and after the final stroke of midnight on New Year's Eve, she'll never see him again

Is one magical Christmas all the time that Angie will ever be able to spend with her soulmate?

If so, will their one magical Christmas together be enough to fill Angie's lonely life with all of the love and happiness that it has been lacking?
And will that love and happiness be enough to last her over all of the long and lonely years that she'll be living without her soulmate after she's lost him forever?

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