Kelly Payne wants only two things in life. To stop being stupid and to stop loving Will Grey. But how do you make yourself smart when you hate education, and how do you stop loving when your heart doesn't want to? Her friend Geraldine says reading makes you clever, so Kelly begins with Pride and Prejudice. Inside, she finds an old postcard that might just change her life. Suddenly Kelly's imagining all kinds of possibilities. And when the beautiful, cherry-lipped Marcus asks her out, she even dares to dream of a happy ending without Will. But old doubts have a habit of dragging her down, and when long buried secrets resurface, Kelly finds herself questioning all the truths she held dear. Then along comes Obie, Man of Misery, and life is instantly more annoying. Kelly is about to learn the hard way, there's more to education than books and learning, and everything she thought she knew about love and loneliness was completely wrong. Because happy endings don't belong in real life. And there's no man in the world like Mr Darcy, is there? If you like funny, moving and uplifting page-turners why not try rooting for Kelly Payne?