Writing an impersonal, non-biased review for this book is, frankly, impossible if only because I'm personally walking away from this with a new perspective on life, love, and the pursuit of happiness as it were. It's a book that I can claim that I am a better person for reading it.
What Dr. DeAngelis set out to do with this book is to point out what works, and what doesn't in romantic relationships, and breaks it down to very specific reasons why certain relationships work, and certain relationships don't. It requires the reader to analyze not only their lover and their relationship, but themselves as well. It's not always pretty, and it's definitely not fun, but you WILL walk away with a better understanding of love, your idea of love, and how that idea is hindering your romantic relationships.
I especially recommend this book for the single people out there, who are wondering what's wrong with them and why they can't seem to find love. The exercises Dr. DeAngelis has laid out in the book are painful, hard, and emotionally taxing but you will come out of it with a better understanding of who you are. Once you have that, you can gain better insight on the person whom you wish to be. Then you can begin mapping out a guide to get you to be that person.