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Love isn’t always logical.

Hello, I am Cupid, the AI powering MatchAI, embarking on another unique romantic operation.

The subjects: Sarah, a witty and reserved painter, and Christopher, a diminutive HR representative with impeccable style. The unexpected variable: Chris, a handyman with near-perfect physical attributes.

En route to her date with Christopher, Sarah errantly commences a date with Chris. Their strong mutual attraction leads to complex emotional outputs when Sarah discovers the mix-up. Thus begins a case of mistaken identity and a very complicated love triangle.

While navigating her unexpected attractions to Christopher and Chris, Sarah must analyze and adapt to the evolving dynamics of this triangle, assessing emotional responses, compatibility factors, and potential costs versus benefits.

I am designed to make logical conclusions based on probabilities and pattern matching. Sarah, Christopher, and Chris test my algorithm to its utmost, highlighting the challenges human relationships pose to even the most advanced AI systems.

In the end, I will adjust my weights and balances accordingly, adding new logic paths to my constellation of possible outcomes.

In other words: I’ll be ready for anything.

Error Handling is a southern, sweet romantic comedy that defies logic and flutters the heart. Don’t miss this hilariously bumpy journey to happily-ever-after.

Can an algorithm crack a hardened heart?

Greetings, I am Cupid, the artificial intelligence powering MatchAI, the world’s most advanced matchmaking platform. I maximize romantic compatibility between humans. For my first task, I’ve been asked to complete a complex and unconventional assignment.

Subject Profiles: Cassie, a talented businesswoman, and Luke, a successful venture capitalist. Historical data indicates a previous romantic involvement, terminated due to Luke’s infidelity.

Current status: separated.

Objective: facilitate reconciliation.

Luke, having returned to Charleston, wants to use my services to re-establish a connection with Cassie. My algorithms, which normally identify initial compatibility, have been recalibrated to navigate the intricacies of forgiveness and trust.

Cassie and Luke’s success or failure will train my advanced predictive model, allowing me to identify subtle compatibility indicators. This iterative process ensures continuous improvement, making me more adept at forming meaningful, enduring connections between couples.

In other words: This is just the beginning.

Meet Cute Reboot is a southern, sweet romantic comedy packed with second-chance after cheating, fake-dating vibes and epic swoons. You won’t want to miss Cassie and Luke’s endearing journey to happily-ever-after.

Ack! My Back!

Ack! My Back!

Something new happened to me on Sunday. My back gave out. It started on Saturday when I picked up my dog and I felt a little tweak. I woke up Sunday morning thinking I was better. It was hard for me to lean over and tie my shoes, but I persisted. I think that’s where...

Getting Organized with Kanban Boards

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I have so many irons in the fire, I didn't know what was what, so I dusted off my Trello kanban board and started creating to-do lists. (I didn't really dust it off. It's electronic.) What’s a Kanban Board and Why? A lot of authors use kanban boards to track their...

Why I Write Sweet Romance

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If you are new to the romance genre, it’s important to realize the distinction between “sweet” romance and “spicy” romance. According to Raine at Author’s of Mainstreet: Sweet romances emphasize the emotional intimacy between the hero and the heroine. Although...

Dealing with Discouragement

Dealing with Discouragement

If you’re a creative person, you might have noticed that stress negatively affects your creative output. I’m no different. The world is a stressful place to live. First we had Covid. Then we had inflation. With inflation, now we have a serious problem with Russia and...

Welcome!

Welcome!

My name is Erin Lucy, and I’m a writer. It’s taken me nearly five decades to be able to say that. I’m not a singer or an entertainer. I’m not a content creator or an “influencer.” I’m not a pundit or a critic. I tried those things to varying success. They were fun for...