Janice Moss

In Love, in Pain: Identifying Destructive Behavioral Patterns in Romantic Relationships Janice Moss

Caitlyn, Dedra, Yasmine, Marva and Sherese are all in love?each has a decision to make. What would you do, if you discovered your husband had a second family? What would you do if your husband wouldn?t work? Would you go to prison to save your man? What if he?s gay; would you stay? Is there ever a time to give up on love? When is love too painful? For once, you the reader get to decide! Based on your assessment, you choose from three distinctly different endings all with different consequences. Should she stay and pray or set it off? You decide whether the love is worth the pain. In Love, In Pain reveals the hard part of relationships and how women in love will put themselves in physical, emotional and spiritual danger for love and all its trappings. In Love, In Pain can simply be an entertaining read or readers can examine and inventory their own lives, easily and inexpensively by journeying through a fictional woman?s life. In Love, In Pain is about women and the places they find themselves on the pilgrimage toward romance. It lets each woman decide her own tolerance level for personal pain, rejection and denial. Will you see yourself, your friends, your daughter, your sister or co-worker in any of these women? Will you look at your relationship differently? What will you tell the women in your life when they are IN LOVE, IN PAIN?