How to Snare a Millionaire

I borrowed this book from a friend, and I found the book to be both entertaining and witty. I believe that a lot of her suggestions could be applied to anyone's lifestyle. Even if you aren't ready to snare a mate and are enjoying the single life, it's a good book to read to get more out of the times that you ARE out and about looking for that perfect mate. It's a quick read and definitely worth the time.

I have read several books on how to marry a wealthy man and I found this book to be one of the most practical. Lisa takes you through the entire process step by step. From where to meet wealthy men to prenuptual agreements. If your goal is to be the type of woman who can hold her own with the country club Debs, this is the book for you. I have started an online support group for women who are following the advice given in this book (and other books like it) please email me for more information.

At first glance I wasn't sure of what to expect from this book. I read it out of curiosity and once I started the book, I couldn't put it down! If you don't take the subject matter to seriously and just read the book for enjoyment, you will learn from the tips Lisa Johnson shares. She seems very knowledgeable in this subject matter and I am thankful that she took the time to pass these valuable tips along to the public. I have dated a few millionaires's myself and after reading this book, I was able to be myself and at the same time keep them interested. I keep a copy of the book with me at all times, as a reference. I feel that every woman should read this book and I hope the author will write more books revealing any other tips that she may have!

A friend asked me to read this book to see if the advise would work on women trying to snare me, and I have to say - it would. Ms. Johnson gives advise to help any woman become classier and more attractive to any man - not just the rich. But, speaking as a well-off guy, I think her advise is great - both on how to fashion your life and on how to meet wealthy men. I was a bit bemused by the review I read from the woman in New York. Wealthy men don't want gold diggers, they want a woman who can be a true companion, and Ms. Johnson shows you how to achieve that in her book. Ms. Johnson's book should not be panned because she is not married to a millionaire or taking money from one. She obviously has had many opportunities to marry a rich man, but has chosen not to at this point in her life. Her advise is right on the money (pardon the pun) - and I suggest any woman who wants to better herself get it and read it.

This Lisa Johnson knows exactly what she is talking about. The mere fact that she has been proposed to by so many millionares, and not chosen to marry any of them speaks very highly of her. I commend her for her honesty and sharing her thoughts with the rest of us. I thought the book was very informative in describing what dating a millionare is like. It helped me be a better person regardless of whom I date. Incidentally I have already dated 4 millionares thanks to Lisa's helpful advice. I too, like her have chosen not to marry any of these men, yet. I am having so much fun dating them, that I do not want to tie myself with just one. Let's face it, why have plain coffee when you can have have a double tall, extra creamy latte?