Ally
Did he just call me fat? I twirled around in front of the big picture mirror that covered the south wall of the living room. As a young girl, I had always hated this mirror, and after seeing all my imperfections, I hated it even more.
When it comes to love, Ally and Brock are their own worst enemies. Married for five years, they've turned bickering into an Olympic sport-whether it's over the TV, whose turn it is to do the dishes, or who loves whom more.
Beneath the flying insults and slammed doors, there's a connection that neither can ignore, even if they'd rather stub their toe than admit it.
They didn't have the "perfect marriage," but after a ridiculous fight that pushes them to the brink, Ally and Brock face a hard choice: call it quits or fight harder than ever for the chaotic, infuriating, beautiful mess they've built together.
Brock
I loved Ally more than life itself. But it might be too late for us. I believe she's fallen for someone else. I've heard her whisper another man's name in her sleep. I don't know who he is, but when I find out...
Armed with snark, stubborn hearts, and a knack for making up in the most ridiculous ways, they're about to discover that love isn't just worth fighting for-it's worth fighting with.
Happily Ever Argued is a romantic comedy that's laugh-out-loud funny and brimming with heart. It's perfect for anyone who believes the best love stories come with a side of sass.
