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.
Autorentext
Jeri Torrance writes contemporary, Christian romance and historical fiction, and she's also written a few children's books. She has several self-published books and is always working on others.
She's helped many other independent writers edit, format, and publish their work. Having been an avid reader her entire life makes Jeri an invaluable author, storyteller, and friend.