Cupid of Campion is set in a Catholic boarding school, Campion College, and follows the life of a young student nicknamed "Cupid." The protagonist is likely a charming, likable boy who, through his experiences at the school, learns important lessons about friendship, integrity, and faith.As with many of Father Finn's works, the novel likely blends humor and light-hearted adventures with serious moments of reflection and moral teaching. The story probably depicts Cupid's interactions with his fellow students, teachers, and possibly his family, exploring themes of loyalty, the challenges of adolescence, and the importance of maintaining one's values in difficult situations.