February 2024 MBR The Relationship Shelf

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The Relationship Shelf

Is He Ever Going to Leave His Wife?
Martess Dowling
Ultimate World Publishing
9781922828972, $21.95 Paper/$6.39 ebook

https://www.amazon.com/Ever-Going-Leave-His-Wife/dp/1922828971

"As much as the evidence weighs heavily on him not leaving his wife and fam=
ily, the aim of this book is not to pass judgment or tell you what to do. I=
nstead, it is to give you informed choices to better understand the why of =
things and then help you decide what is best for you."

Is He Ever Going to Leave His Wife? The Answers to the Questions You Desper=
ately Want to Know is written not for the wife, but for the "other woman" w=
ho may be grappling with her role and future possibilities.

Readers at a crossroads in their relationships with previously (or still) i=
nvolved men need a book that is candid about all kinds of possibilities. Is=
 He Ever Going to Leave His Wife? covers all the bases of possibility, from=
 cheaters to polyamorous relationship realities, and how narcissistic behav=
iors affect everyone involved.

Chapters review the basics of relationship challenges with an eye to consid=
ering the attraction and detriments of an affair with a married man, review=
ing common perspectives of all who become involved in such an affair. The i=
dea is to probe the underlying motivations, expectations, and desires of ev=
eryone in a love triangle, offering realistic insights into what typically =
happens under such conditions.

Of particular note and importance are the focuses on "what to do" and "what=
 not to do" that outline and identify complex issues readers may not have c=
onsidered in the quest for love and connection. There are a myriad of conce=
rns to be addressed when one becomes involved with a married man.

No other book outlines all the possibilities, options, and logical choices =
like Is He Ever Going to Leave His Wife?. Readers who still believe such a =
relationship is viable and important need to absorb the warnings and paths =
outlined in this book. Extensive research and interviews with women who sha=
red their experiences creates a solid compendium of data that "the other wo=
man" will find invaluable.

Libraries and book discussion groups revolving around women's issues and re=
lationships should consider Is He Ever Going to Leave His Wife? a key acqui=
sition. It's highly recommended for any collection or dialogue strong in re=
lationship psychology and women's growth and healing.

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