Plot

Eve Lovett doesn't believe in love, but it's close to St. Valentine's Day and love is in the air. She feels alone; knowing that, Cupid offers her a deal: if she can match a new couple before Valentine's Day, she will find true love.

Eve Lovett, who doesn't believe in love, is a serious MC on a TV show. When it's close to St. Valentine's Day, and love is in the air, she feels alone. Knowing this, Cupid offers her a deal: if she can match a new couple before Valentine's Day, she will find her true love; if not, she will lose, and her true love will be lost forever. She tries to match this girl to that boy, this boy to that girl. On Valentine's Day, she just knows that she has her own guy whom she's always had her eyes on, but she's just never realized it before.—Eve P'Berm

A Cupid with a dubious record, Vernon Gart, is assigned a new case: posing as relational counselor to hard-shelled businesswoman Eve Lovett, a relationship disaster whom he offers a last shot at true love if she manages to match up a couple during a limited time. She hosts a TV talk-show produced by Rick, who spoils her, having a crush she barely noticed any more then the names of their studio collaborators. Rick assigned her a Valentine's Day special just in time, but she keeps striking out because of insensitivity and bad character judgment aggravated by bad luck and poor research. The only working match, mailman Ben and her receptionist, is undone by a thereby broken-up couple. yet the solution has been staring Eve in the face for a long time--will it get tired of waiting?—KGF Vissers