Rebecca Bloomwood has always been partial to shopping, but now her passion has a justification - she has finally found her dream job. Rebecca can now buy as much as she wants and anything - though not for herself, but for her clients, rich ladies who have enough money, but not much taste. And everything is fine with Rebecca - and the work is interesting, and she lives in perfect harmony with her beloved, and even the evil creditors no longer pursue her. But trouble came from an unexpected direction: a misfortune befalls Rebecca in the form of a marriage proposal. Anyone else would be in seventh heaven, but not Becky, because with her everything is not like other people. There are two weddings planned - at the same time, with the same guests, but on different continents: in London with mom and dad and in New York, where the future mother-in-law is throwing a grandiose wedding show. What to choose: parental love or a fairy tale? Becky is unable to say “no” to any option, so she chooses her favorite tactic - burying her head in the sand. Wedding plans are swelling before our eyes, along with wild bank accounts, and Becky is being treated with her favorite remedy: going shopping... The third book of the comic saga about women and shops pleases no less than the first two with its optimism and excellent humor. An extremely uplifting book.