"On the Way to the Wedding," Julia Quinn
Okay, I liked this one. I really, really liked this one. It reminded me why I like to read cheesy romance novels so much. It was funny, and engaging, and the two main characters are sympathetic, and honest, and none of the situations seem too contrived. Really fun. I'd highly recommend it.
His mouth clamped into a line, and she allowed herself a small, satisfied smile for hitting a nerve. She wasn't normally a mean-spirited person, but the occasion did seem to call for just a little bit of self-congratulation.
I also enjoyed all the cute little chapter headings. At first I wasn't sure if I'd be annoyed by them, but I came to like them a lot. For example, Eight: In which Our Heroine learns a truth about her brother (but does not believe it), Our Hero learns a secret about Miss Watson (but is not concerned by it), and both learn a truth about themselves (but are not aware of it).
His mouth clamped into a line, and she allowed herself a small, satisfied smile for hitting a nerve. She wasn't normally a mean-spirited person, but the occasion did seem to call for just a little bit of self-congratulation.
I also enjoyed all the cute little chapter headings. At first I wasn't sure if I'd be annoyed by them, but I came to like them a lot. For example, Eight: In which Our Heroine learns a truth about her brother (but does not believe it), Our Hero learns a secret about Miss Watson (but is not concerned by it), and both learn a truth about themselves (but are not aware of it).