I like chick lit and I've been reading more Christian women's fiction lately, but this book just left me cold. I felt like Ashley's Christianity was just kind of "tacked-on" like that was supposed to be her quirk - some heroines are heavy, some are klutzy, and she's Christian. I don't think that a Christian has to wear sackcloth and ashes, but the constant name-dropping and looking down at everyone didn't seem very Christian to me. By the way, I don't think anyone in the Silicon Valley would be that surprised that her brother met a Chinese-American woman - last time I looked, Northern California is a pretty multi-cultural place. Some of the book was very funny, but overall it just didn't work.