How could a book be equal parts hilarious and equal parts sexy? I don't know, but Tangled managed to do it so well I had to go check out the author's website to see if she had anything else. Alas, she doesn't, but I'll definitely be looking for more from her. 
 The story opens and we meet Drew Evans, the hero. He's sick. He claims he has the flu, but he's really lovesick. Then we're taken back in time to how he became "sick," which was falling in love with Katherine Brooks and losing her. 
 The story is narrated in the first person, completely from Drew's point of view (POV), but it works. He's a selfish bastard who only cares about work and bedding women. Because we remain in Drew's POV during the entire book, we're privy to his thoughts about work and women, all in this comical, sarcastic narration that had me laughing one minute and shaking my head in disgust the next. 
 I loved everything about this book. I loved the unique way the author chose to tell the story. I loved the heroine, Katherine, and I enjoyed watching Drew fall head over heels in love with her. He was completely lost because he'd never fallen for a woman before. I've got to hand it to him, though, he put in the work to win her back. Those were some hilarious scenes in the book (for example, he filled her office with balloons--really, dude? lol). I wanted to high-five her. But it was no less than she deserved. He did a very mean and ugly thing to Katherine, and I wanted to stab him with an ice pick. I felt so bad for her, but I still wanted them to end up together because I knew he loved her, and his actions were just a ridiculous defense mechanism on his part, in an effort to save face. 
 I loved his niece, who walked around with a jar that family members had to put money into whenever they cursed (I think Drew may have singlehandedly funded this kid's college education). I loved his best friends, and I loved the fact that underneath his cocky exterior, Drew was a mama's boy. 
 I wish I could add little plus signs after the 5 stars I've given this book to indicate just how great I think it is. Seriously, if you read nothing else this year, READ THIS BOOK. You won't be disappointed!