Project Husband

Perfect for fans of STEM romances and Jane the Virgin.

A 35-year-old virgin scientist designs “Project Husband” to find Mr. Right within a year, but when she falls for someone who breaks all her rules, she’ll have to decide if love is something she can measure or a variable with too many unknown risks.

With her biological clock ticking, 35-year old Puerto Rican Amy González knows if she wants children, she better start ASAP. Going solo is not an option; she can’t have her children growing up without a father, as she did, or risk disappointing her conservative mother and grandmother.

Using the research skills she has perfected through her job as a food scientist, she designs “Project Husband” to find a suitable partner within a year. As her deadline approaches, she receives a proposal—for a marriage of convenience that promises the stable family unit she’s always wanted. But after waiting so long for her telenovela ending, Amy isn’t sure she’s willing to give up on love just yet.

Enter Gerry O’Connor, who was never in her rigid experimental design. Dating him is reckless—meeting him outside her project parameters makes him an outlier—but she takes a calculated risk. If by three months he hasn’t met her requirements, she’ll accept the proposal. But love is unpredictable and hard to measure. Only when Amy stops trying to control the outcome will she be able to claim the life she’s always dreamed of.