Title: Pretty good.
Product review: The leading character, Mona, is the luckiest person on earth. SUPER rich because her grandma left her millions of dollars. At 30, she retired. To me, her character is contradicting. At her young teenage time, she experienced death of her whole family (a total of almost 20 people) leaving her staying with her super wealthy grandma. Yet, she did not show any feelings at all... it was like... cold-blooded.She was looking for love in a very naive attitude - hiring actors to play the game. I also always wonder whether if it is possible to get close to someone who just simply a 10 minute introduction from a stranger? The author carefully avoided any sex scene perhaps her character of being a christian. (That's a praise from me.) I think the closing of the book was over exaggerated.I still like the total feeling about this book as it really displayed true love is being your true self. Nothing can beat that.
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