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Men Made Easy: How To Capture His Heart Forever
Men Really Are EasyIf You Just Know What To Do> Does your relationship fall short of a fairy tale dream-come-true?> Does your husband or boyfriend make you crazy?> Have you given up on trying to figure men out?> Does your heart long for more love and romance?> Would you like a relationship that makes your heart sing?In MEN MADE EASY you'll discover the Twelve Simple Secrets about men that will unveil the mysteries of what makes men do what they do. You'll finally have the leverage you need to get what you want from any man. The magic is that he'll love you for what you're doing, without knowing what hit him... and you'll become happier and more fulfilled.After interviewing hundreds of men, Kara Oh developed Twelve Simple Secrets so she could share her winning techniques with other women. Her heart-based insights, derived from teaching self-empowerment workshops, bring a new slant to understanding men and improving romantic relationships."Women who long for lasting love will find the secrets here. Men Made Easy is a gift for any committed relationship."--Marti Glenn, Ph.D. psychotherapist in private practice"This book is practical, straight forward and offers effective suggestions. Kara Oh has paid attention. I wish all my clients would take advantage of her research."--Ken Bruer, Marriage and Family Therapist
- GenresRelationships
245 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 1, 1999
About the author
Kara Oh
19 books5 followersThe first time Kara Oh read a romance novel, it was an accident. She'd forgotten to pack a book for a trip she was taking so she picked up a hardcover that looked interesting. She liked it so much that she went to the bookstore to purchase another by Johanna Lindsey. When the store clerk took her to the romance section, she was surprised because she'd always assumed she wouldn't like romance novels. That's when she learned that she loved romance novels and since then, she's read so many she's lost count.
Over the years, she's focused on writing self-help relationship books. She'd always admired people who could weave a good story. But she was sure she wasn't one of those kind of people. But she was getting antsy to try something new so she decided she maybe she could write a romance novel, since she was a relationship expert.
From the moment she started writing, she knew she'd found her true passion. Now her head is filled with ideas for other stories, conversations her current characters are having, and plot twists that will add new dimensions to her ongoing stories.
Santa Barbara has been her home for forty-seven years. Because it's a well-known tourist destination, she decided it would be fun to set her first series of novels in the city she and world travelers love. The first in her romance series is, "Love On Butterfly Beach." What better than on the beach she and her boyfriend walk most days. The second in the series is "Love On Montecito Peak." It's a long and sometimes arduous hike up to an awe-inspiring view. It also happens to be where her daughter had everyone hike to for her 40th birthday.
When Kara isn't working on her romance series, she's creating a story about a cultural anthropologist who stumbles upon a strange phenomenon where artists are being inspired by an outside force.
You can stay in touch with Kara at KaraOhNovels.com and register to be notified when her next novel will be published.
Over the years, she's focused on writing self-help relationship books. She'd always admired people who could weave a good story. But she was sure she wasn't one of those kind of people. But she was getting antsy to try something new so she decided she maybe she could write a romance novel, since she was a relationship expert.
From the moment she started writing, she knew she'd found her true passion. Now her head is filled with ideas for other stories, conversations her current characters are having, and plot twists that will add new dimensions to her ongoing stories.
Santa Barbara has been her home for forty-seven years. Because it's a well-known tourist destination, she decided it would be fun to set her first series of novels in the city she and world travelers love. The first in her romance series is, "Love On Butterfly Beach." What better than on the beach she and her boyfriend walk most days. The second in the series is "Love On Montecito Peak." It's a long and sometimes arduous hike up to an awe-inspiring view. It also happens to be where her daughter had everyone hike to for her 40th birthday.
When Kara isn't working on her romance series, she's creating a story about a cultural anthropologist who stumbles upon a strange phenomenon where artists are being inspired by an outside force.
You can stay in touch with Kara at KaraOhNovels.com and register to be notified when her next novel will be published.
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November 14, 2013
Plain, direct language and good prose when speaking like a text book, but the dialogue/plot was terribly cheesy when speaking like a novel.
I liked the quotes being interspersed throughout, but the principles and were not very well organized or explained in conjunction with the appropriate "secret."
(...and yes, I'm using "but"--directly against one of the suggestions for effective communication as presented by the author)
I found it very telling that to "change" a man, you have to change yourself, the way you handle yourself--it makes total sense. It provided the basis for discussions with my husband furthering our positive interactions.
I liked the quotes being interspersed throughout, but the principles and were not very well organized or explained in conjunction with the appropriate "secret."
(...and yes, I'm using "but"--directly against one of the suggestions for effective communication as presented by the author)
I found it very telling that to "change" a man, you have to change yourself, the way you handle yourself--it makes total sense. It provided the basis for discussions with my husband furthering our positive interactions.
June 19, 2016
This is a great book for reflection on how to work together.
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