The Only Letter to Get your Ex Back
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on 4 reviews
Discover the only letter that you can write today to save your lost relationship!
Learn what a top relationship expert has taught thousands of people to write in a simple letter and win back the love of your life faster than you could imagine.
Not any letter will do, dont miss your emotional vacuum and unleash your clean slate! More
Learn what a top relationship expert has taught thousands of people to write in a simple letter and win back the love of your life faster than you could imagine.
Not any letter will do, dont miss your emotional vacuum and unleash your clean slate! More
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- Category: Nonfiction » Relationships & Family » Reference
- Published: Dec. 1, 2012
- Words: 1,460
- Language: English
- ISBN: 9781301095964
About Richard Rowley
R Rowley is a born again writer, based in the heart of England. If my fingers want to write I let them, thus giving me my trademark eclectic style and broad range of titles.
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Review by:
Dream Catcher Publishing House
on May 23, 2018 :
Hello, my name is Timothy Lasiter and I approve this book. I like that the writer is giving you counseling in a thousand word read. The read is filled with straight to the point self-help writing. keep writing writer!
Hello, my name is Timothy Lasiter and I approve this book. I like that the writer is giving you counseling in a thousand word read. The read is filled with straight to the point self-help writing. keep writing writer!
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Review by:
Portista Francis
on July 22, 2017 :
If a) you are not particularly ethical, and b) your ex isn't very bright, and c) you feel good about manipulating her to get what you want, then this simple-minded technique MAY work. Probably not, though.
Which is for the best-- If you're the sort of guy who would choose to follow the minimal advice in this brief, rather unpleasant book, then your ex is better off without you anyway.
Not recommended. One star is really too many for this overpriced book. [And yeah, I know it's free.]
If a) you are not particularly ethical, and b) your ex isn't very bright, and c) you feel good about manipulating her to get what you want, then this simple-minded technique MAY work. Probably not, though.
Which is for the best-- If you're the sort of guy who would choose to follow the minimal advice in this brief, rather unpleasant book, then your ex is better off without you anyway.
Not recommended. One star is really too many for this overpriced book. [And yeah, I know it's free.]
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Review by:
Bege
on Oct. 23, 2015 :
If you both have a personality disorder that thrives on conflict and ambivalence and are wary of real commitment...if the break-up was a spur of the moment thing... if the ex even opens the letter...if the ex has not thought it out before hand... if the ex has not moved on emotionally...if you really want someone who just ups and leaves... I think this is more like action seen in a romantic tale, not in real life with fairly normal people. Sorry. Put the 1 star to double the impact of HN's otherwise 0.
If you both have a personality disorder that thrives on conflict and ambivalence and are wary of real commitment...if the break-up was a spur of the moment thing... if the ex even opens the letter...if the ex has not thought it out before hand... if the ex has not moved on emotionally...if you really want someone who just ups and leaves... I think this is more like action seen in a romantic tale, not in real life with fairly normal people. Sorry. Put the 1 star to double the impact of HN's otherwise 0.
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Review by:
Hobbe Noxious
on June 10, 2015 :
A low-brow attempt at basic social engineering. I imagine the next installment in this series will involve hiring a beautiful blonde to accompany you on a pseudo-date, somewhere where you ex can see you. This, of course, would make her insanely jealous, and all the more eager to get back with you.
Would not recommend, much in the way Wiley Coyote would not recommend Acme.
A low-brow attempt at basic social engineering. I imagine the next installment in this series will involve hiring a beautiful blonde to accompany you on a pseudo-date, somewhere where you ex can see you. This, of course, would make her insanely jealous, and all the more eager to get back with you.
Would not recommend, much in the way Wiley Coyote would not recommend Acme.
(review of free book)