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Have you ever wanted to be able to talk to a woman effortlessly? To have the ability to walk right up to her, and have her become captivated by you and want to connect as you talk? What’s stopping you? Is it nervousness or insecurity? Or do you think she's going to turn you down? Are you afraid that you won't know what to talk about?

Narcissistic parents severely damage not only the child we were, but the adult we become. Learning to love yourself and trust others later in life can seem like an impossible task after a childhood of mental neglect and emotional torture, but I am here to tell you that it can be done. Throughout this book, I will take you on a passage that you probably know well but have not quite figured out how to navigate. I will help you to come to terms with what ultimately happened to you, and I will show you how to move on and lead the happy and fulfilling life that you deserve.

If you or someone you know is struggling with anxiety and depression, here’s a simple guide to help you take control of your own mental health recovery.

Sarah is based on the true-life story of my mother. Sarah’s story is the second book in the Sewards' family memoirs. The first book, Rachel: A Life Interrupted, is based on my grandmother’s life story. When I wrote Rachel’s memoir, I received many questions concerning Sarah. Rachel lived a very challenging life, and Sarah was the child who supported Rachel steadfastly through Rachel’s childbearing years.

Emily Morgan is done with less than stellar one-and-done chumps. Is there no longer a man out there who takes pride in his performance between the sheets?

Virginia Lawson has always considered herself a strong, down to earth person. She wasn't shaken easily, and took pride in her ability to stay calm in difficult circumstances. She kept herself together when her father died at age 16. She stayed practical when she lost her inheritance in the Civil War. And when she had to travel hundreds of miles to where she was now, Virginia didn't even break a sweat.