Friday, October 16, 2015

Goddess Fish Presents: Dating After Forty-Eight by Morgan K. Wyatt

Dating After Forty-Eight
by Morgan K Wyatt

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GENRE: Non-Fiction


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BLURB:

The world of dating can be both brutal and mysterious. Why do some people marry the first person they meet and live happily ever after? While the rest of us suffer failed relationships, unexpected divorces, and even the death of a spouse that pushes us back into singlehood. Being single can be especially challenging after forty. Most people could use some help, which is the reason behind the book.

Dating after Forty-eight is a collection of well-read blogs that highlights workable dating strategies. Instead of dating being a trial, turn it into a fun adventure and possibly a happy ever after.

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Excerpt:

The Confidence Game

The first step to dating like a Bond character is self-confidence. Act as if you are the most beautiful person in the room. Anyone should be glad to know you. If they aren’t anxious to meet you, then that’s their loss. I know some of you are shaking your heads, thinking that you could never pull this off. I did say ACT. That’s the secret. Fake it until you make it. Why act self-confident if you’re not feeling it?

Neediness is the opposite of confidence and drives men and women away. A woman lacking self-confidence telegraphs desperation. She feels like she can never land a man, so she dates anyone who asks her out. Then she usually sleeps with the guy on the first date since that is all she thinks she has to offer. She immediately begins to text, email, and call. Maybe she buys him gifts and drops them off at his work or home. No wonder the guy runs off screaming, which confirms her belief that she has nothing to offer. A worse scenario is the guy hangs around and uses the woman. He keeps her in place by insulting her, making her think she can’t do better.



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AUTHOR Bio and Links:

Morgan K Wyatt has penned twenty novels. Her articles and stories have appeared in several anthologies and magazines including Guideposts, Ladies Home Journal, Playgirl,  Greensboro Magazine, and The Dollar Stretcher. Her most recent fiction publications include a sweet romance, The Inheritance, and a anthology, Sunkissed: Summer Effusions. 
Dating After Forty-eight marks her foray in non-fiction. The research for the book and blog resulted in her own happy ever after love story.


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GIVEAWAY INFORMATION and RAFFLECOPTER CODE

Morgan K Wyatt will be awarding $40 Amazon or Barnes and Noble GC to a randomly drawn winner via rafflecopter during the tour, and a $20 Amazon or Barnes and Noble GC to a randomly drawn host.


14 comments:

Unknown said...

Thank you for the post and the giveaway!

Goddess Fish Promotions said...

Thanks for hosting!

Mai T. said...

What is your favorite game or sport to watch and play?

blcsdina said...

Great title!!!!!

MomJane said...

Sounds like an interesting book.

morgan said...

Hi All,

The tour is drawing to an end, but I appreciate the comments. I also am thankful for Dina Rae hosting my book, Dating After Forty-Eight. My goal is for everyone to be as happy as I am.

morgan said...

A shout out for Dina Rae's book, Big Pharma Big Agri Big Conspiracy. This is an important read. I got my copy.

Rita Wray said...

Sounds like a great read.

Unknown said...

Thanks for sharing the excerpt

morgan said...

Hi Rita & Shannon,

I'm glad you like the excerpt.

Victoria Alexander said...

I really enjoyed following the tour for Dating After Forty-Eight and I'm looking forward to reading it.. thanks for sharing!

Enchanting Reviews said...

Sounds like a very interesting and helpful book. Thanks for sharing

Unknown said...

I enjoyed the excerpt, thank you! This has been a terrific book tour~Happy Writing and Happy Life!

Angel McGuffey said...

I could've used this 2yrs ago when I left my marriage of 18 yrs.! I was a 40ish woman in what seemed like a foreign world, though called dating it was a lot different & scarier than when I was younger!
Anyway, I'm looking forward to reading it. Thx for sharing :-)

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