Juliet Cooper is thirty-three years old, she is one of those lucky people who succeeds in everything: a great job, wonderful girlfriends and endless victories over the men that Juliet collects. Having lassoed another male specimen, Juliet loves to discuss a successful hunt with her beloved friends: the inveterate family woman Jill and the highly professional sadomasochist Mel. The friends, in turn, share their news: achievements in feeding her husband and successes in the field of training perverts. Juliet walks through life carefree and dashingly, plucking the buds of love and not thinking about what awaits her ahead. And a terrible test awaits her - one night, having lassoed another handsome man, Juliet realizes that she no longer receives the same pleasure from sex. As luck would have it, the terrible discovery coincides with the appearance of several extremely attractive men in her life. And according to Juliet, a man can be glued and peeled off like a band-aid. And if one comes off, you urgently need to stick another one. The old Juliet would have done so without hesitation, but the new Juliet is tormented by doubts. She suddenly realized that the most important thing in her life was missing – love. And it’s time to find it - you just need to think a little. So who is he, her true love: hooligan but charming Liam, thoughtful Alex, respectable Johan or irresistible handsome Lewis? Having gained popularity with her bright and cheerful detective stories, Lauren Henderson decided to master the genre of ironic comedy. And she did it brilliantly - her first book became a bestseller. There is no place for whining and tediousness in Henderson's books; her style is sparkling energy, causticity and amazingly lively characters.