Review: I'm nost saying she's a gold digger but....
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 01 7, 2014
I read this book to only satisfy my curiosity.First, I  noticed the author makes no claims that she used these techniques to land matrimony in the 7 figures or how she is an authority on seeking a millionaire's betrothal.  The book opens asking if you are the kind of girl that needs a wealthy man to support your lifestyle and it closes with a chapter about how "money is not everything", in the event the techniques don't work for you.A couple a pages are dedicated to the obvious in the quest for a relationship: basic hygiene, don't be slob, be interesting, etc.  One interesting point: You don't have to have large breasts to attract the affluent man!Next the some secret nuggets for gaining that prosperous mate: target coffee shops with wealthy customers and volunteer at charity events.And to help close the deal, once you get a date with your well-to-do man, don't give it up the first date.If you are so shallow that you are only going to base who you marry on their net worth, it is going to take a lot more than this little book to get you there.  In my general opinion, this book won't help you land any dates with any man whether they are homeless are a corporate CEO.This book only provides very mild entertainment in showing how desperate someone would go to be a Kardasian and in that should only be considered a novelty, even though Kayla Roxas is writing this as serious advice with the care of someone whose goal is to complete one or more "how-to" books in a week.I also find it truly ironic that the author is also the founder of an organization whose goal to "empower women to build a better future for generations to come."