If There's a Cure for This

Ariana Kincaid seems to have it all. She’s an educated, business savvy, professional writer who’s got a string of self-help books and a novel at the top of the New York Times Bestseller list. Her claim to fame: she writes about how successful women can find the love they want and deserve in today’s arduous dating arena if they follow one simple set of rules; and she uses research studies, statistics, and an Ivy League education to back it up. Everyone from female...
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Ariana Kincaid seems to have it all. She’s an educated, business savvy, professional writer who’s got a string of self-help books and a novel at the top of the New York Times Bestseller list. Her claim to fame: she writes about how successful women can find the love they want and deserve in today’s arduous dating arena if they follow one simple set of rules; and she uses research studies, statistics, and an Ivy League education to back it up. Everyone from female corporate executives to film stars flock to her book signings and speaking engagements by the thousands to hear her whip-smart, humorous, relatable witticisms about how to get and keep suitable love relationships when they are faced with the cumbersome “blessing” and “curse” of being at the top of the food chain. Following a business trip to Chicago that includes an appearance on The Oprah Winfrey Show, Ariana returns home to find her live-in boyfriend in her bed with another woman. Ariana has to take him to court and pay him off to get him out of her house. Ariana Kincaid, who’s built a successful career writing books about relationships, cannot, for the life of her, practice what she preaches, and it’s a predicament that’s had her fit to be tied. By chance, one day, while meeting with her literary agent on the patio of Starbucks in Beverly Hills, Ariana meets extremely attractive cardiac thoracic surgeon, “Dr. Dre.” Can one small change in Ariana’s simple set of relationship rules change Ariana Kincaid’s luck in love?