Love From the Cosmos
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- ISBN 9798887981307
- Dimensions: 152 x 228mm
- Publication Date: 19 Mar 2026
- Publisher: Turner Publishing Company
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Hardback
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Beautiful, smart, and determined Moyo Adegbite has it all...almost.
As a Boston-based Pediatrician, she’s made her parents back in Lagos proud. Now, she’s ready for true love.
To avoid dating all the duds in Boston, Moyo’s research led her to devise a foolproof plan: Join Cupid's Bow, the popular astrology dating app that uses birth charts to match soulmates with a 99 percent success rate. And the app works…until it doesn’t. After discovering the infidelity of a Cupid’s Bow match, Moyo goes on a booze-fueled rant against the app’s creators, filing an irate complaint slamming the planet responsible for her love life—the god, Saturn.
Niyi Bankole was reluctantly named Saturn, and now he’s saddled with a position at Cupid’s Bow, the family business, as one of three matchmakers. But Niyi quickly learns he’s unequipped to be a god. Leaning into his science background to hide his incompetence, Niyi writes an algorithm that seems to work for clients...until Moyo’s complaint triggers damage control. Now, Moyo is contracted to receive a dating coach to walk her through three Cupid’s Bow–assigned dates. Eager to clean up his mess and (secretly) fine-tune his algorithm, Niyi offers to be Moyo’s dating coach.
As they work together, will Moyo find love through the algorithm, as she and Niyi planned, or will she get swept up in one of Saturn’s rings?
Mowa Badmos is a Lagos-born Nigerian writer of stories about Black women and all the people who love them. As an avid traveler, she moved to the U.S. six years ago after spending two years in Johannesburg, South Africa. Currently based in Maryland, Mowa is passionate about incorporating her travels and showcasing Black love across the diaspora. When she’s not writing, she can be found talking about TV online, baking, or updating her Letterboxd.
