To the world, Jessica and Jack have the perfect marriage, and a megahit book to show for it. But behind the scenes, they are falling apart. Can they use their own bestselling rules to save their marriage?

They are so glamorous, so happy, so sickeningly in love that when they publish a book about the seven rules to building a marriage, it becomes a bestseller. But for Jessica and Jack, it’s not that simple. 

Jack doesn’t understand why Jessica chronicles their whole lives online, or why “the brand” seemingly dictates their every move. Jessica doesn’t understand why Jack isn’t happy with their success. Not to mention that this is her dream job, and it gives them a lifestyle most people can only dream of. The couple was once truly, deeply in love, but after ten years together, the rise to internet fame and a gruelling book tour have rubbed the shine off their happiness. They’re stuck, but neither of them wants their marriage to become collateral damage.

The last item on their tour agenda is a workshop retreat with a collection of qualified practitioners, tailored perfectly to the book’s messages and geared toward healing the participants’ marriages. But this retreat will be different: instead of serving as celebrity window dressing, Jack and Jessica will be joining in and putting their seven rules into practice for themselves.

They’re about to learn that the first and only rule to a perfect marriage is that there is no such thing as perfect. And in fact, there might be a lot more to life than rules . . .