After the Breakup: Women Sort Through the Rubble and Rebuild Lives of New Possibilities

| April 22, 2010 @ 1:05 am · Filed under Breakups & Divorce


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Books on how to survive breakups are often too linear, not reflecting the cyclical emotions and ups and downs that many women face when long-term relationships end. This book, inspired by personal experience, shows how even strong, independent…

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