WE all dream of a life in which money is no object. Fancy restaurants, designer clothes, exotic holidays. But new bestseller Just My Luck by Adele Parks argues wealth — even lottery wealth — is not all it is cracked up to be.

This is a problem because as I’ve got older my tastes have grown But would you even want to date a rich person anyway? McDonald’s Says It Found NSFW Photos Proving Ex-CEO Lied About Employee Relationships.

How could we not? Or they end up jaded — and single — like me. I was 22 when I met a billionaire bachelor twice my age at a charity event. After a few flirty phone calls, I wanted to know everything about the billionaire. So of course, I started Googling. I thought I had a pretty good idea about his character from interviews and TV appearances.

He came off as humble and down to earth. What I eventually learned is that he, like many powerful and influential people, just has a really good PR team. He was a good person, but so full of himself — going on about his garden parties, invites to celebrity weddings, and a famous ex-girlfriend it was really time to move on from. At first I was impressed, but then it all got really tedious. All those problems fell on me. And I was better than a therapist, because there was sex involved.