To Love and To Loathe by Martha Waters
This year's most entertaining romance novel was this incredibly funny enemies-with-benefits confection. Diana, Lady Templeton, and Jeremy, Marquess of Willingham, enjoy arguing with one another more than anything else. But they're oblivious to the true cause for their witty banter — deep-seated affections for one other that bubble to the surface when they settle on a mutually advantageous relationship.
It shines with wit and paints a tongue-in-cheek image of two self-deprecating, ferociously bright people who need to improve their emotional intelligence. Reading To Love and To Loathe is like cracking a bottle of pink champagne and delving into a box of pastel bon-bons, and what more could you want?
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