Married to My Political Enemy (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798237506662)

Their families have hated each other for generations. Now the emperor expects them to share a bed.

Jiang Wen has spent his life mastering the dangerous politics of the imperial court. Beautiful, calculating, and nearly impossible to outmanoeuvre, the brilliant strategist knows exactly what to expect from a member of the hated Lu clan.

Arrogance. Violence. Trouble.

Unfortunately, General Lu Yan is all three.

The feared military commander is blunt, powerful, and infuriatingly difficult to manipulate. Worse, he seems completely unimpressed by Jiang Wen's reputation, his carefully chosen words, or the fact that half the imperial court is terrified of him.

When the emperor orders the heirs of the rival Jiang and Lu clans to marry, neither man intends to make peace.

Their magnificent wedding becomes the beginning of a private war.

They fight over servants, household authority, court influence, bedroom territory, and who gets the final word. Every conversation is a contest. Every accidental touch becomes another weapon. And neither is prepared to admit that hatred is becoming dangerously difficult to distinguish from attraction.

But the imperial court is full of enemies far more dangerous than an unwanted husband.

As political threats close around them, Jiang Wen and Lu Yan are forced to rely on the one person they were raised never to trust. The strategist begins to discover there is far more beneath the general's brutal reputation, while Lu Yan realises his elegant new husband may be the most dangerous man in the capital.

They were supposed to survive the marriage.

They were never supposed to become formidable together.

Married to My Political Enemy is a high-heat M/M danmei-inspired historical romance featuring enemies to lovers, arranged marriage, forced proximity, a brilliant scholar strategist, a protective military general, political intrigue, jealous husbands, dangerous court schemes, mutual obsession, and two powerful men discovering that the husband they were taught to hate may be the only person capable of truly understanding them.