To Love and to Loathe, Paperback by Waters, Martha, Brand New, Free shipping ...

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Item Height: 0.9 in Book Title: To Love and to Loathe : a Novel ISBN: 9781982160876 Publication Year: 2021 Topic: Romance / Historical / Regency, Romance / Romantic Comedy, Historical Format: Trade Paperback Author: Martha Waters Book Series: The Regency Vows Ser. width: 5.3 in Item Weight: 9.4 Oz Item Length: 8.2 in Publisher: Atria Books Genre: Fiction Item Width: 5.3 in height: 0.9 in Language: English Number of Pages: 352 Pages

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To Love and to Loathe, Paperback by Waters, Martha, Brand New, Free shipping .... To Love and to Loathe, Paperback by Waters, Martha, ISBN 198216087X, ISBN-13 9781982160876, Brand New, Free shipping in the US "The widowed Diana, Lady Templeton and Jeremy, Marquess of Willingham are infamous among English high society as much for their sharp-tongued bickering as their flirtation. One evening, an argument at a ball turns into a serious wager: Jeremy will marry within the year or Diana will forfeit one hundred pounds. So shortly after, just before a fortnight-long house party at Elderwild, Jeremy's country estate, Diana is shocked when Jeremy appears at her home with a very different kind of proposition. After his latest mistress unfavorably criticized his skills in the bedroom, Jeremy is looking for reassurance, so he has gone to the only woman he trusts to be totally truthful. He suggests that they embark on a brief affair while at the house party-Jeremy can receive an honest critique of his bedroom skills and widowed Diana can use the gossip to signal to other gentlemen that she is interested in taking a lover. Diana thinks taking him up on his counter-proposal can only help her win her wager. With her in thebedroom and Jeremy's marriage-minded grandmother, the formidable Dowager Marchioness of Willingham, helping to find suitable matches among the eligible ladies at Elderwild, Diana is confident her victory is assured. But while they're focused on winning wagers, they stand to lose their own hearts"--