Imogene is done with being treated like a lonely spinster. Now she's fighting back. Strong and independent, Imogene Hart is tired of being pitied because she's single. With one sister married with a child and the other sister engaged, Imogene's family sees her as a pathetic spinster. Knowing she can't be alone in her plight, Imogene launches a singles' pride group called Solo Power. Here, she finds happy men and women of all ages who are perfectly content with their single status. They're happy, that is, except for the way society treats them. Imogene excitedly enters Solo Power in a contest where the winner would get their own reality show. She dreams of a TV show that would empower single people everywhere and throws her heart and soul into the project. Meanwhile, her family warns that she will lead a sad, unfilled life without marriage or children. What her family fails to grasp is that Imogene has found love. She's found it in her friends, her supportive coworkers, and even in her well-meaning yet annoying family members. Imogene hopes the reality show might finally prove to her family and to the world that single people aren't lonely losers. Imogene's chief competition is Lindsay Saga, a wedding planner who's made a fortune by convincing brides to strain their budgets in the pursuit of their dream weddings. Lindsay's goal is to become a celebrity, and she's not about to let a bunch of sad-sack singles stand in her way. Lindsay and her team of Bridezillas intend to win by portraying Solo Power as a group of pitiful losers. Does Imogene stand a chance when it seems the whole world is against her? Get the book now, and let the catfight begin…
