LOVE IS A FOUR LETTER WORD

A husband and wife with irreconcilable differences. Two hot divorce attorneys with an undeniable attraction. When it comes to love, not one of them will play by the rules.

Sixty-year-old Margaret Harper (Donna Mills, Knots Landing) is filing for divorce. In her corner is Emily Bennett (Teri Polo, Meet the Parents), an attorney with too many similar cases under her belt not to be cynical about love. It’s her job to get as much as she can for her client—like the house, the country cabin, and enough cash to live in comfort. Hotshot up-and-comer Kenton Rhodes (Robert Mailhouse, Sports Night) is working for the same thing. He’s just as skeptical when it comes to the opposite sex—because his client is Margaret’s husband, Martin (Barry Bostwick, Spin City), who’s looking to lose his shirt. Right now, it’s all he can do to maintain a hotel room. When Emily and Kenton finally meet, the sparks fly—but in ways neither of them imagined.

The flirtation begins and wary of anything even close to love, Emily and Kenton hesitantly move into an unexpected affair. Strictly professional, of course, keeping their cool in court and under the sheets. But they should know by now that there’s no such thing an as easy resolution between the sexes, and when word leaks out about their extracurricular activities, it not only threatens their tenuous relationship and their careers, but also throws an extra kink into their adversarial fight for their clients. The war between men and women has officially begun, but no one ever guessed that the most powerful weapon for all four players would be that miserable four-letter word called love.

Rediscover that thing called love in a movie that puts the sting back in romance.