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Experience the true story of two women, each strongly bound to and influenced by the same charismatic man. As each woman desperately tries to save her marriage to him, in spite of his deceit and infidelities, each comes perilously close to losing herself. This firsthand account from one man's two ex-wives will draw you in from the very first page. You will laugh with them, cry with them, and ultimately share in their triumphs, as these two successful career women detail their love for and betrayal by a well-known public official. What they lived through and learned about themselves is inspiring. The events that could have caused them to lose faith instead made them stronger, and they have found richer lives and greater success on the other side of the pain. Lib and Jan give a compelling account of the parallel circumstances and coincidences that bring together two women from very different backgrounds and experiences. They were able to learn and gain strength from each other, and are now telling their story in order to help other women who may be living through similar situations. Through sharing their experiences they hope to assure others that it is possible to overcome the loss of a dream, and that there is a wonderful life of limitless possibilities open to those who find the courage to look for it.
Experience the true story of two women, each strongly bound to and influenced by the same charismatic man. As each woman desperately tries to save her marriage to him, in spite of his deceit and infidelities, each comes perilously close to losing herself. This firsthand account from one man's two ex-wives will draw you in from the very first page. You will laugh with them, cry with them, and ultimately share in their triumphs, as these two successful career women detail their love for and betrayal by a well-known public official. What they lived through and learned about themselves is inspiring. The events that could have caused them to lose faith instead made them stronger, and they have found richer lives and greater success on the other side of the pain. Lib and Jan give a compelling account of the parallel circumstances and coincidences that bring together two women from very different backgrounds and experiences. They were able to learn and gain strength from each other, and are now telling their story in order to help other women who may be living through similar situations. Through sharing their experiences they hope to assure others that it is possible to overcome the loss of a dream, and that there is a wonderful life of limitless possibilities open to those who find the courage to look for it.
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With reckless abandon, four-year-old Janet Mend ran out the back door of the farmhouse where she and her parents lived and headed for the barn. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
North Carolina, Peace Corps, Anna Cook, Major Duncan, Mary Ann, Salt Lake City, Bennett College, Girl Scout, New York City, San Antonio, Sidney Lander, While Lib New!
Concordance | Text Stats Browse Sample Pages:
Front Cover | Copyright | Table of Contents | Excerpt | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
With reckless abandon, four-year-old Janet Mend ran out the back door of the farmhouse where she and her parents lived and headed for the barn. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
North Carolina, Peace Corps, Anna Cook, Major Duncan, Mary Ann, Salt Lake City, Bennett College, Girl Scout, New York City, San Antonio, Sidney Lander, While Lib New!
Concordance | Text Stats Browse Sample Pages:
Front Cover | Copyright | Table of Contents | Excerpt | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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