The Rosie Project

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　　有時候不是我們去追求愛情；而是愛情主動找上門．．．

　　「我今年39歲，單身。
　　對了，我不但腦袋聰明，還有一份值得社會尊敬的好工作。
　　我是某知名大學生物科技系的副教授。
　　憑我高、富、（嗯‧一點點帥）的條件，應該很容易找到繁殖下一代的配偶？
　　可惜事與願違，亞斯伯格症卻害慘了我的社交生活‧‧‧」

　　唐擁有人人稱羨的學歷和事業，但卻是個不擅長把妹的怪咖。
　　為了找尋自己的絕佳配偶，唐決定制訂了一份問卷。
　　結果卻好像不是很順利，直到蘿西的出現。
　　但唐卻拒絕承認蘿西可能會是他的真命天女？
　　蘿西找上唐的目的也並非那麼簡單‧‧‧

　　誰說愛情一定是要靠主動追求？
　　有時候愛情自動找上門時，又有多少人可以察覺接受？（文／博客來編譯）

　　Don is getting married.

　　He just doesn’t know who to yet.

　　But he has designed a very detailed questionnaire to help him find the perfect woman.

　　One thing he already knows, though, is that it’s not Rosie.

　　Absolutely, completely, definitely not.

　　Telling the story of Rosie and Don, Graeme Simsion’s The Rosie Project is an international phenomenon, sold in over thirty countries - and counting.

　　Don Tillman is a socially challenged genetics professor who’s decided the time has come to find a wife. His questionnaire is intended to weed out anyone who’s unsuitable. The trouble is, Don has rather high standards and doesn’t really do flexible so, despite lots of takers - he looks like Gregory Peck - he’s not having much success in identifying The One.

　　When Rosie Jarman comes to his office, Don assumes it’s to apply for the Wife Project - and duly discounts her on the grounds she smokes, drinks, doesn’t eat meat, and is incapable of punctuality. However, Rosie has no interest in becoming Mrs Tillman and is actually there to enlist Don’s assistance in a professional capacity: to help her find her biological father.

　　Sometimes, though, you don’t find love: love finds you...