Rosie's Project

The novel revolves around Don Tillman, a tall, handsome, intelligent, and relatively prestigious assistant professor of genetics. He holds a high-ranking position and earns an above-average income. Naturally, he is attractive to a wide range of women. Don is looking for a wife, but not in the conventional way, especially after all his attempts to find a suitable partner have failed. After numerous failed dates, such as his attempt to convince his companion that all ice cream is tasteless, Don decides to stop searching for a wife through the dating services arranged by his friend and his wife. He begins by creating a survey with questions that will determine whether a woman is suitable for him. Then he meets Rosie. But who is Rosie? This girl suddenly appears in his world and turns it upside down his organized, tidy world of punctuality. She enters his life and throws it into disarray. He didn't like that messy girl who made fun of his organized personality and the lobster he ate regularly every Tuesday. But if he didn't like her, why did his project suddenly change from "e;Finding a Wife"e; to "e;Project Rosie"e;?