This is the story of Cara, a florist, in Savannah. She's a Northerner so she's had to work at getting clients. But Cars isn't just a florist she does many of the duties of a wedding planner s well. Her ideas a creative and she truly cares about her clients. But she's gone through a divorce so she's a little down on the opposite sex, okay, she hates men. Which is bad news since she's just met someone who could be the one.

I think Mary Kay Andrews is at her best when she's describing the people and settings, you can see she has a love of the South and yet doesn't sugar coat the idiosyncrasies. I gave the book four stars and that's probably more my issue than because of the story itself. I was so looking forward to laughing-out-loud as I have in past books by Ms. Andrews and I did find that laugh-out-loud humor was missing, but that doesn't mean I didn't think the book wasn't well written just different than I anticipated

Don Tillman is a guy who's brain is wired differently and so because he hasn't felt like he's fit in has gone out of his way to "not fit in". When I started reading this I could already picture this with Jim Parsons (alias Sheldon Cooper) in a movie version. Don has decided dating in the usual way; bar pick-ups & friends setting him up; isn't working so being a scientist he comes up with "The Marriage Project". This leads him to meet Rosie a non-scientist and a funny, engaging story. While this is a funny story it also made me think which made me thoroughly enjoy this story.