This book is a humorous journey of information and unfiltered advice on finding truly equal intentional love, and the 5 tests I created to find it. The first step towards killing off your inner princess is to retrain your heart and mind to think like a queen By the time you finish reading this book and apply it's 5 tests to your man; you will not have to wonder who the frogs are, you will already know.
This book is a humorous and honest look at the trials and tribulations associated with pursuing the relationship ideals of the Disney generation. It is heartfelt, full of facts and teaches hard lessons.
"There are many aspects as to what makes someone attractive to us, physical attraction is just one piece. To be able to look beyond our learned behavior biases and within ourselves to see and recognize what true compatibility is comprised of, is the key to relationship happiness. Don't just expect e-harmony to figure it out for you and send you the monthly bill.
By taking ownership of your own individual compatibility issues and learning from them, you will learn to recognize the men who are worth your love and time.
Each of the five chapters in this book are tests for you to apply to your own relationship needs and to the men you are dating. You must first learn to be happy alone before you can truly be happy with someone else. By the time you finish reading this book, you will no longer have to wonder who the frogs are, you will already know." -AD
Excerpt
I feel I must disclose in my introduction that I am not a typical disillusioned woman looking for my superman. Hopefully, because you were smart enough to pick up this book, neither are you. I was that doe eyed girl, the young bride waiting for magical fairy dust to carry me away into matrimonial bliss, and then quite stubbornly, I woke up.
This is a journey of information and solicited unfiltered advice on how to find your diamond in the rough. The diamond that I personally seek lies deep beneath the the romantic fluff and glittering lights of hollywood heroines and fairy tale endings. I am not looking for a prince to save me, or a meek masculine mind to control. I simply seek my equal; a man who is my best friend.
My wise cracking great grandmother used to say, "Men always want what they can't have and when they finally get it they don't want it anymore." She also said, "Men never grow up they just get taller." -I'm pretty sure she was a genius.
"A servent girl offers herself to her king because she fears him and needs him to survive; a queen offers herself to her king because she loves him and considers him her equal."
"Never mistake me for a servant." -Angela DeVere
Professional Reviews
For Every 'Single' Woman
How to Kill A Princess is one of the funniest, most insightful, engaging books I have read in a long time. It’s like DeVere looked at every bad break-up I have ever had and made me laugh at myself while explaining, in the simplest terms, what I did wrong. I have already recommended this book to every ‘single’ woman I know.
-Elizabeth Walsh
Refreshingly Raw, Honest Book!
While most books, TV shows, movies and songs talk about love in an idealistic, fairy tale sort of way—this book knocks you over the head with the author’s own unique journey through the minefield of love. THIS BOOK IS REFRESHINGLY RAW! I had to stop reading at some points -- because I was screaming uncontrollably thinking “YOU CAN’T WRITE ABOUT THAT IN A BOOK?!?!” But, yes, you can indeed, when you bypass the bureaucracy of publishing and release an amazing work that is unfettered by editors, market researchers and the printing industry.
-Christopher Glenn
Hundreds of excerpts from the archives of the Narcissistic Abuse Study List regarding Pathological Narcissism, relationships with abusive narcissists, and the Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD).
A collection of love poetry both relatable and unique.. Poems both joyful, playfu , yearning and romantic. The Poet has exposed his heart and soul in words of love and admiration. Take a journey through the thoughts of a Contempary poet of love. Poet
I met Jerome on a busy city street in Baltimore, Maryland, when he was forty-five years old. On that particular day, I was out and about, enjoying a much-needed day off from work.
I wanted to purchase a sukiyaki sub. I parked my car in an area of