HUSBAND TRAINING SCHOOL [THE PREQUEL]

Ruth Harris

Jun 2014 · Ruth Harris Books

About this ebook

Ladies! Is your husband driving you crazy?

Is the husband you’re living with the man you married?  Or has he changed? And not for the better?

Is he too pooped to participate?

Does he get an “F” in foreplay?

Don’t give-up. Get even.

Stop the ugly nagging.

Put an end to your anger, resentment and frustration.

The wives of the world are facing a global crisis: their husbands.

Two sisters who somehow managed to survive four husbands decided to do something about it.

Their creation, HUSBAND TRAINING SCHOOL, is dedicated to saving marriages—and the sanity of wives the world over.

WHERE OTHERS FAIL, HUSBAND TRAINING SCHOOL SUCCEEDS! 

Keywords:  FREE, freebie, comedy, humor, husbands, wives, marriage, satire, parody, housework LOL, funny, hilarious, Marines, Marine Corps, woman Marine, wife, husband

Ratings and reviews

This is basically an introduction book to get you to buy their other book. While I did find it easy to read there's no story here. Just facts about the writers and then a work up to get you to buy another book (that is not free of course)

If respect is like oxygen needed for breathing...we are all cyanotic after reading this harsh criticism of husbands. There must be a funnier way to express women's frustration than this.

Is this suppose to be funny. No wonder women are treated bad by men in some areas

About the author

Ruth Harris is a million-copy New York Times and Amazon bestselling author and a Romantic Times award winner for “best contemporary.” Ruth’s emotional, entertaining novels have been praised by critics and readers. Her books have sold millions of copies in hard cover, paperback, and ebook editions, and were prominent selections of leading book clubs including the Literary Guild and the Book Of The Month Club.

Ruth writes about strong, savvy, witty women who struggle to succeed and, when sometimes they don’t get what they want, they find something even better along the way. Critics have compared Ruth to Nora Ephron and Joan Didion and called her books "brilliant," “steamy,” "stylishly written," ”richly plotted,” “first-class entertainment” and “a sure thing.”