Book Description
This book tells you how to love your separated man without losing your mind.

FROM THE PUBLISHER

Bookstores are packed with relationship titles that speak to, and about, the "single," "divorced," "commitmentphobic," and "intimacy-challenged," but until now, there has been nothing that discusses a relatively new relationship category: men who are "in the process of a divorce" and the women who love them.

With over 50% of marriages ending in divorce, there are nearly one million men every year who are being introduced back into the dating world. While this creates new options for single women, it also creates situations fraught with frustrations, pitfalls, and disappointments.

Author Robyn Todd, drawing from her own turbulent experience in dating a separated man, provides practical advice for this emotional journey. Positive, down-to-earth, and sprinkled with humor, How to Survive Your Boyfriend's Divorce also contains profiles of real women's experiences, chapter checkpoints by prominent psychologist Dr. Leslie Pam, a glossary of legal terms, and a state-by-state guide to divorce laws.

Robyn Todd, producer and casting director, and Lesley Dormen, contributing editor to Glamour and Redbook magazines, have created a most valuable and unique source for millions of women today.

SYNOPSIS

You've just met the most amazing man: intelligent, fun, charming, and...currently "in the process of a divorce." This could mean anything from sleeping on the couch to arguing over who's going to get the couch. With 65% of marriages ending in divorce, there is an average of one million men every year who are "not-quite unattached," in most cases dating long before the divorce is final. While this creates new options for single women, it also creates situations fraught with frustrations, pitfalls, and disappointments.

In How to Survive Your Boyfriend's Divorce, the authors become their reader's best friends—only smarter. Along with their advice, the book contains profiles of real women's experiences, statistics, and chapter checkpoints from a prominent psychologist.