num_pages: 200
description: FASINATING, REAL-LIFE ACCOUNTS DEPICT THE EXACT MOMENT WHEN 41 WOMEN REALIZE THE MEN IN THEIR LIVES ARE "NOT THE ONE."For too many women, there comes a time in their lives when they recognize that the relationship with their significant other isn't working. In When Did You Know He Was Not the One? authors Judy Bolton and Wendy Bolton Floyd take a provocative look at this precise moment in the lives of more than forty women who are married, single, divorced, widowed, or currently dating.Each story paints a fascinating portrait of the instant each woman realizes the man she is with is not the man for her. For a number of these women, the conclusion developed over time after years of nagging feelings. Even though they knew it wasn't going to last, many still tried to make the relationship work.Whether the problem is cross-dressing, religious differences, infidelity, or any other concern, the women featured in When Did You Know He Was Not the One? bravely share their stories in ways that are poignant, comical, and moving, offering insight into the complexity of relationships.What people are saying about When Did You Know He Was Not the One?"It is the next Vagina Monologues!"-Lillias White, Tony Award Best Featured Actress, Known for her work in the Vagina Monologues and Chicago"When Did You Know He Was Not the One" reads like your best friend hitting you over the head every time you gush about a man they instinctively know will ruin your life."-Keris Salmon, Producer, NBC Dateline"Judy Bolton and Wendy Bolton Floyd have put every woman's history with men between two book covers."-Debbie Humes, Writer, ABC Good Morning America and America This Morning"Life always presents us with challenges, but it's a humbling experience to realize when we've brought them on ourselves. 'Not the One' demonstrates that women are not alone in their rela
language: English
title: When Did You Know ...: He Was Not The One?
titlecomplete: When Did You Know ...: He Was Not The One?
ratings_count: 2
publisher: iUniverse