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The Red Flag Rulebook

By: Cheryl Anne Meyer, Tara Landon
Narrated by: Cheryl Anne Meyer, Tara Landon
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Summary

Many women want their Mr. Right - now! And many men want their Ms. Tonight! There are a lot of books that explain how to play these fast-fix dating games; however, there are none that explain how to bring back the good old days when love had to be earned by both sexes. The Red Flag Rulebook is a tool to help women weed out the men who are not worthy by putting them through a carefully outlined test. This test can be used on first dates, or in short or long-term relationships. It instructs women on what personality traits to "red flag" and explains why it is important to watch for these traits.

In The Red Flag Rulebook, women share their stories about mortifying dating experiences, which will provide a good chuckle as well as a good eye-opener for listeners. The Red Flag Rulebook is an educational tool to give women sound advice on how to bring back patience and effort into the dating game, as well as an entertaining audio that will give women a good laugh to share on any “girls’ night out” occasion.
©2010 Cheryl Anne Meyer, Tara Landon (P)2010 Gildan Media Corp
Love, Dating & Attraction
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Super funny

This gives some great advice while making you laugh with relatable stories! I’m now taking this on for future dating!

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Gosh I feel old…. Entertaining

Funny and interesting take on red flags. Was entertaining more than enlightening. I am 50 years of age though not 20. Maybe it’s a generational thing.

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