| Author: | Jean Joachim | ISBN: | 1230000507127 |
| Publisher: | Moonlight Books | Publication: | November 3, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Jean Joachim |
| ISBN: | 1230000507127 |
| Publisher: | Moonlight Books |
| Publication: | November 3, 2011 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Can happily ever after start with a list?
Grey Andrews thinks so. After ten years of working, saving and investing, Grey finally achieved a level of wealth that allows him to do what he wants with his life. He needs a woman to share it with, but not any woman, the perfect woman, one who possesses the three essential qualities on his marriage list. After three years of searching, he isn’t any closer to finding her than he was when he started out.
Carrie Tucker, an aspiring mystery writer and divorcée struggling to make it in the world of advertising, turned her focus from men to her career after dating too many creeps and losers. She’s finally earned her big break, a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to become the first female creative director in a hot New York ad agency. So what if it means working nights and weekends? It’s not like she has a social life anyway.
Is Grey’s marriage list a failure or will a chance meeting at a fiction-writing conference prove the marriage list to be the key to Grey’s happiness after all?
Can happily ever after start with a list?
Grey Andrews thinks so. After ten years of working, saving and investing, Grey finally achieved a level of wealth that allows him to do what he wants with his life. He needs a woman to share it with, but not any woman, the perfect woman, one who possesses the three essential qualities on his marriage list. After three years of searching, he isn’t any closer to finding her than he was when he started out.
Carrie Tucker, an aspiring mystery writer and divorcée struggling to make it in the world of advertising, turned her focus from men to her career after dating too many creeps and losers. She’s finally earned her big break, a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to become the first female creative director in a hot New York ad agency. So what if it means working nights and weekends? It’s not like she has a social life anyway.
Is Grey’s marriage list a failure or will a chance meeting at a fiction-writing conference prove the marriage list to be the key to Grey’s happiness after all?
