Title: Don't read this book if you're happily married
Product review: For all this book was touted as a look at divorce and life with exes, it was really just "Karen Karbo's personal life." Whenever she had a chance to expand her scope, she ruthlessly restricted it. When she had a chance to discuss issues on a broader level, she brought them back to the personal. And what a peach of a personal life it is, too. I've never felt quite so soiled by a book. Perhaps it's a sign of her power as a writer, but by the end of the book I was questioning my own very happy marriage. So now I'm warning everybody I know about this book. If you're happily married, and you don't really want to look for reasons to contemplate what divorced life would be like, just stay away.
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