A divorcee finds online romance is a lot more dangerous than she thought. Just when she believed she had it all; it was snatched away from her by the jealous actions of a disturbed individual. Her whole world was ripped apart as a perfect love affair ended in tragedy.

In a world of Mr. Right Nows, a guide to Mr. Right . . . Chock full of solid advice, this guide for women offers exercises to help the reader learn more about herself. She then uses that information to recognize mates with compatible qualities. In it are the five myths about Mr. Right, the seven deadly sins that women make while dating, how to spot Mr. Wrong, where to meet Mr. Right, dating DOs and DON'Ts, and much more. • From the editors of John Gray's MarsVenus.com and relationship editors of SingleMindedWomen.com

S.C. Stephens ~ NYT Bestselling Author I absolutely loved---Finding Mr. Wrong! Here’s a tip: never trust a jackass in preppy clothing. The phrase “trust me” should have been my first clue to hightail it out the door, but hindsight is always 20/20. So there I was, on a stage with two other men, being asked ridiculous questions by a woman I couldn’t see, but whose voice made my pants tighten—and not around my ankles. Before I knew what was happening, I'd signed up for six weeks in paradise, isolated on an island for forty-two days with a complete stranger. And when I finally laid eyes on the sexy brunette who belonged to that voice, a part of me thought this wouldn’t be so bad. I’ve always been a levelheaded guy. I am a successful, smart, and shrewd business man. But that was when I was listening to the head above my shoulders. Once the blood traveled south, I always ran into trouble. She called me Mr. Wrong, and that was fine with me. Lesson learned: lust always trumps logic. Finding Mr. Wrong is a contemporary romance stand alone novel meant for readers who are 18+ due to mature content.

You know the man. He's the one who looks good at a glance -- but not so good once you get to know him. What kind of women fall for him, and why? What are the chances he will change? And what if you've already married him? More than just a checklist of men to steer clear of, Avoiding Mr. Wrong is a powerful tool to help women learn more about themselves and the Mr. Wrongs to whom they often feel drawn. Those men include: The Control Freak, The Mama's Boy, The Cowardly Lion, The Ungodly Man, and Mr. Wonderful. Complete with a diagnostic quiz and quick reference lists, Avoiding Mr. Wrong is ideal for women whose hopes have been dashed again and again by a seemingly promising relationship. The book helps them to see more clearly, think more rationally, and act more wisely in the pursuit of Mr. Right.

In discussions about finding a marriage partner, we often hear the cliche, "you'll just know." Unfortunately, this conjecture can be dangerous, as love is blind to many faults. When those words have faded, the heartache of an ailing or broken marriage will still be sharp. In Finding Mr. Right, the authors offer a list of ten characteristics to look for in Mr. Right -- physical attraction is NOT one of then -- along with ten principles on how to choose well. They dispel the "one perfect person" myth, encouraging women to abandon the search for Mr. Perfect and become comfortable with Mr. Right. Additionally, they share steps to becoming Mrs. Right. Among other attributes, readers will learn to look for men who: Are responsible men of integrity Communicate effectively Are not misers with emotions, time, or money For women confused by the dating game or seeking guidance in this major life decision, Finding Mr. Right is an essential resource.

Mothering her brothers wasn't enough, Tookie wants a child of her own. Frantic, with her biological clock ticking down, she accepts a blind date with momma's-boy engineer, Ollie. Ollie's old-country mother, Rose, yearns for grandchildren, but will she squash Tookie when her PI uncovers Tookie's past indiscretions?