For Football Widows who are trying to score points with Football Couch Potatoes during this seasons NFL games have found help. A new source, Winning Points, has them cheering in the stands.
For Football Widows who are trying to score points with Football Couch Potatoes during this seasons NFL games have found help. A new source, Winning Points, has them cheering in the stands.
An innovative champion for women’s needs is bringing comfort to them during their time of isolation. In the past Football Widows were left to endure a seasons worth of neglect, and longer if their partners team made it to the playoffs. But no longer!
Sure to be a Hall of Famer, “Winning Points With The Woman In Your Life One Touchdown at a Time,” a Simon and Schuster / Fireside Book written by Jaci Rae, tackles the problems in relationships, using football terminology that will appeal to the most un-romantic and devoted football fans.
Insight from Pro Hall of Fame Inductees Nick Lowery, Garo Yepremian and Don Cockroft make this an especially useful tool in the fight against Football Season Abandonment.
Taking one of the toughest subjects to tackle and driving the length of the field by cleverly scattering football analogies and facts throughout the book, Football Widows will no longer be sitting on the bench, but playing on the field and scoring point after point all the way to the Super Bowl of Love.
Having this book on their team will help them gain the attention of even the most focused football fanatic. Football Widows: If you don’t want to be sitting on the sidelines this season, then pick up your copy of “Winning Points with the Woman in Your Life One Touchdown at a Time,” and take your relationship all the way to the Super Bowl!
“Winning Points with The Woman in Your Life One Touchdown at a Time,” is available at retail stores around the world, Amazon.com, barnesandnoble.com and Borders.
To find out more about the book, go to: www.winningpoints.net
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