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  • 116 sidor
  • 2012
Broken doesn't mean destroyed. Women have battled with low self-esteem, insecurities, physically and mentally abusive relationships, being haters of ourselves and other women--yet we managed to survive. We have done some downright silly stuff as we looked for love in all the wrong places. We put our safety in jeopardy and our bodies in harm's way. We compromised our integrity, and even hurt some people along the way. Yet, those actions don't define who we are today or who we are striving to become.

Reading Broken Whole is like girl talk with your best girlfriends. It's straight talk about giving up the goodies for less than the price of a chicken wing dinner, being gold diggers, a scorned mate or the other woman, handling success, and so much more. There is no finger pointing, because we all are guilty of having been there and done some or all of that! These things could have essentially destroyed us but it only made us better. Every woman who has been broken deserves to be made whole!

This book discusses failed relationships, missed opportunities, baby-mama drama, self-love, forgiveness, finances, sister-love, marriage, fathers and daughters, and many other topics.

Broken Whole is for every woman who wants to be motivated, entertained and empowered! Reading Broken Whole will make you laugh, and it will have you thinking. This book will have you saying, "no she didn't!"

Broken Whole is a great addition to any cocktail table, it is a conversation starter and all women can relate to some of the experiences shared in this book. Prepare for many hours of great conversations with your friends. So pull up a comfortable chair and let's talk.
  • Författare: Marty Fletcher
  • Format: Pocket/Paperback
  • ISBN: 9781432742218
  • Språk: Engelska
  • Antal sidor: 116
  • Utgivningsdatum: 2012-07-20
  • Förlag: Outskirts Press