Divorce Daniel?: My survival depended on it.

Carol Marie Eddy shares a vulnerable, sarcastic, and humorous account of her marriage experience. After years of dealing with a depressed, crossdressing, narcissistic spouse, Carol's divorce significantly improved her life.

Like many couples, Carol Eddy and her then-husband Daniel looked excitedly to the future when they first got married. However, their relationship devolved when Carol asserted what she needed and Daniel failed to put in any kind of hard work to deliver.

It became clear to Carol that she'd be the only one sacrificing parts of herself to keep the marriage together. In Divorce Daniel?, readers will get a first-hand account of the moments and memories that spurred Carol to advocate for herself, her physical and mental health, and her happiness.

Within the book, readers can expect to find:

• Carol's winding journey along the difficult, lonely, and sometimes frightening path to be on her own.
• Journal entries from Carol describing her resolve.
• A collection of true experiences that Carol endured until achieving her freedom.

With Divorce Daniel?, Carol hopes her story helps others recognize things in their life - that they cannot change - and gives them the strength to walk away from situations that aren't in their best interest.

This is a great book for married individuals between 25 and 65 years old. Written for women, divorced wives will find a relatable narrative and similar experiences to their own. Carol's writing feels like talking to an old friend; one that wants you to have an independent and fulfilling life outside of a relationship.

Don't miss Carol's debut memoir and learn the true meaning of taking care of yourself. After all, you can't make anyone do what you want. They have to want it for themselves.