RUNAWAY HUSBANDS
Published in 2010, Runaway Husbands: The Abandoned Wife's Guide to Recovery and Renewal explores the phenomenon of divorce that takes place when a husband suddenly and without prior warning leaves what his wife believed to be a happy marriage. The book is based on interviews with hundreds of women who have experienced Wife Abandonment Syndrome. It focuses on helping abandoned wives both understand what happened to them and learn how to turn the crisis into an opportunity for growth.

To learn more about Runaway Husbands, visit
www.runawayhusbands.com

MY SISTER, MY SELF
If you're interested in understanding the myriad sides of sister relationships, I invite you to take a look at My Sister, My Self: Understanding the Sibling Relationship that Shapes Our Lives, Our Loves and Ourselves, published by McGraw Hill.

Based on the stories of four hundred women, teens and girls who were interviewed about their sister relationships, the book sheds light on a reality that a woman may instinctively know but rarely consciously reflect upon – that her childhood relationship with her sister greatly influences her adult identity. The mere fact of having grown up as a younger, middle, older or twin sister leads to the development of fundamental character traits that affect how women feel about themselves, how they relate to other people and their choices in life.

As well as exploring the effect of being a younger, middle, older or twin sister, My Sister, My Self also examines those sister relationships characterized by conflict, caretaking, or extreme closeness.

To learn more about My Sister, My Self, visit
www.mysister-myself.com.