Adorable set up for a hate-love romance!
Based on the first few chapters of RomeAntically Challenged, I'm hooked! Annie and Emmitt seem like opposites romantically - Annie jumps from one serious relationship to another, trying to find her person, while Emmitt begins his...encounters...with the opposite sex by blatantly saying that he's not looking for commitment. And that's just the start - Annie hates the idea of starting something new after her last relationship ended disastrously, Emmitt loves the idea of a challenge. Not to mention that they're both stuck in the same small house!
Their banter and attraction for each other is cute, and I love the way that, even from the beginning, they stand up for each other. I'm mad for Annie about the way her friends and family have all treated her, and I'm hopeful that Emmitt will find a way to cement his place in his daughter's life.
Their banter and attraction for each other is cute, and I love the way that, even from the beginning, they stand up for each other. I'm mad for Annie about the way her friends and family have all treated her, and I'm hopeful that Emmitt will find a way to cement his place in his daughter's life.