Story about how marriage is not always for finding the right one, but the right one for now.You feel for the character, and really want to know what happens.

In case you're thinking, "This is just another chick lit book like all the rest", you need to know you couldn't be further off the mark. Gemma Townley has blended the chick lit formula with comedy and created a refreshing read that made me laugh so hard I cried. I think what I liked about it most was that it didn't leave me thinking, "How did they get away with that?" The book doesn't venture into territory that makes you scratch your head and say, "Now this could never happen." If you have any doubts about this book, the twist ending will certainly settle them. So if you're looking for chick lit that's a little bit different, I highly recommend picking up this book. It's a fun ride.

Jessica Wild makes a promise to her friend Grace that when someone offers her everything they have, she will accept it. When Grace passes away and leaves her fortune to a "Mrs. Milton", 50 day 'project marriage' commences. This is funny read and will hold your attention from start to finish. If you like chick lit, this is the read for you!

this book was not only comical but interesting during its many turn of events. The ending was my favourite and so happy it turned out the way it did!! A very enjoyable read for a good laugh and true romance!

I loved the title of this book, as I love The Importance of Being Earnest. I was expecting/waiting for a twist all along as a result and was happily surprised that I didn't have it all figured out by the end. Lovely, heartwarming, and so fun to read!

Townley has stuck to her torn-between-two story lines from her last book. And I strongly enjoyed both. I believe that this book is one of her best, with a deeper story line than her last one. Although I would've liked to have seen Jessica's attempts to catch Anthony's adoration more thoroughly through the book, and more than the few that she made before he proposed, I would still recommend it to any girl (or guy) with a comedic sense of romance.

I love Gemma Townley's books (I find her style similar to Sophie Kinsella) but was a little disappointed with her last book. I'm excited that this book is only the first in an upcoming series with this character. I found Jessica Wild personable and real. This book was a quick read and makes you think too.

I loved it. Its funny and unpredictable. I actually finished it in one sitting because I wanted to find out what happen next.