Swiped by Fate

Wren Ashby quit believing in love the day her marriage ended one day short of its anniversary. Now she writes it for a living: happy endings for everyone but herself. Callum "Mac" Sullivan relocates bears for a living, chews too loud, and has never once played it cool about anything. When a dating app matches them at 97%, neither expects the app to be run by an actual cursed god of love — or for a forgotten goddess and a heartbroken bog-warlock to come hunting for what they've found. Some matches are worth breaking a curse for. This one might cost everything. A funny, swoony romantasy about second chances, swamp-side cottages, and the god of love who swiped right for them.

J. Tate writes romantasy with teeth and a sense of humor: fallen saints, cursed gods, dangerous devotion, and lovers who make spectacularly bad decisions. J. Tate is the romantasy pen name of James H. Tate, who spent years producing and directing live events, concerts, television, and film in Los Angeles and San Francisco before turning to fiction.