Blonde Rose And the Men Who Wandered Through Her life

About the Book

One of the things we women forget is that by nature we are nurturing people, men are not. Women are born with this bred into us, the mother instinct. Whether we become mothers or not, it is still there, and we have the need to nurture, to fix, to comfort, and men are well aware of this, and know when to move in and take over. Once a woman is in a controlling relationship it is very easy to fall back into one and very hard to get out, not because we can‘t, but because we think we can change these controlling men. Men have a way of knowing which of us can be controlled. The only way we can break that cycle of controlling relationships is to realize we cannot change them, we can only change us. So the next time a man says no you can’t do that, RUN!!!!!!

About the Author

Born and raised in a small town in Iowa. She raised seven children: two girls, five boys, and now has thirteen grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren. Reading has been her passion for years and has collected many books over the years. She wanted three things in life: To be a mother, an English teacher of third and forth graders and a writer. She was with one of those controlling and abusive men that when he said no, it meant no, so she did not get to teach, but she practiced on her children she loved so much. She did accomplish two out of three ain’t bad. Domestic abuse has also been her passion and felt that writing this book of her violent and abusive marriages and how she was able to survive would be a way to help other women know there is a way out. Some people may think she took a strange way to survive, but survive she did