Date. Love. Marry.

The story is about a young lady, Marie, in her desperate search for love in the wrong places and with the wrong guys whose preference is in playing the field, rather than building a serious relationship. To find love, she had to pay a heavy price, going from fantasyland to hellish pain and heartaches. Engaging in hitching up, and being ditched by slippery slope no-good men within and outside her college neighborhood. The beauty of her story is that she inexplicably found her dream man when she least expected it. Her best friend and former roommate, Elisa, was finally sick of watching her going from one bad apple to another and decided to literally take the bull by the horns and introduce her to her fiance's boss, Greg. An all-around, successful, wholesome, and compassionate young man who took her into his arms, loved and proposed to her, and eventually married her. The pages of this book would take the reader through her love life, her persistence and zeal to find love, her pain and pleasures in searching for passionate loving relationships, and her final transformation into a fabulous, and nurturing woman in the quest for continuous growth and development. A determination to love and cherish herself, her romantic husband, and her children. The take-away for people like herself would be to view her story as a GPS and use bits of her experiences as a road map in navigating detours and anguish in love relationships. Marie's recipe is not perfect for everybody, but it worked magic for her. The only way to find out is by checking out the pages and seeing for oneself. If nothing else, enjoy her heart-warming pleasurable story and share it with your fellow feministic divas and their lovers.