The Bitch Left

by David Simpson

This book was written to help you understand that there is hope after a marriage or relationship breaks down. You feel at the end of your world. You cant function properly and day to day living seems pointless. These are some of the emotions that we go through when a loved one leaves us without much warning. It really hurts. I looked everywhere for help or advice but couldn't find anything to help me. So I decided to put down in writing what happened to me so that you can see that your not on your own and that eventually you will be ok. It takes a long time for some and not so long for others, but don't worry you will be ok. I have tried to start where all of our emotions for the fairer sex began in the playground! This look at relationships helps your understand that love is a precious thing but also difficult to hold on to. It has a funny side and a sad side. Hopefully my tale will help you understand that slowly you can get back to normality where ever that is.

284 pages, Paperback

First published January 27, 2004

About the author

Futurist/Feature Film Director/Bestselling and Award-Winning Author/Film Composer/Actor/TEDX Speaker/Advisor for the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO),— just some of David Simpson's professional passions. His TEDX presentation, "Our Post-Human Future," has over 1.7 Million views on Youtube and his debut feature film, a psychological thriller titled, Dangerous to Know, had its World Premiere in London, England in October, 2020 where it became the first 3 hour film ever selected for the prestigious Frightfest, Film Festival, (the largest genre film festival in the English-speaking world) where David's debut film was compared favourably by critics to such film luminaries as David Fincher and Stanley Kubrick.

Meanwhile, the Sixth book in the Post-Human series, Superhuman, was released in late, 2020, and, equal in length to Stephen King's epic, The Stand, Superhuman has taken its place as one of the longest science fiction novels ever written.



Sometimes David Simpson sleeps...but not often.