Title: Read "Jemima J" Instead
Product review: I bought this book not long after reading "Jemima J" and had the same expectations--witty, complex characters with a heart-warming plot that draws you in. I eagerly settled down with this book and was disappointed not long after the start. Libby is a very shallow and unidentifiable character and her habit of choosing men based on their salaries is evidence enough of this. The 'bad boy' Libby falls for, Nick, wasn't developed enough for me to desperately want Libby to be with him, and the reasons why the wealthy and predictable Ed is not a great fit for Libby are weak. It's a good read for the beach, but for the same price, you're far better off buying "Jemima J."
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