Kristen McGuiness – författare

Matchmaker and star of Bravo''s Miss Advised shows you how to re-vamp your dating life and find a lasting and fulfilling relationshipFrustrated by a string of failed dates? Flummoxed as to why he never called? Sick of attending other people''s weddings . . . alone?Professional matchmaker, Amy Laurent, has news for you. You have the power to change your dating life and your relationship future. Whether you are in a positive relationship heading toward a bright and shiny future or whether you end up dumped and depressed or-worse-stuck with someone you shouldn''t have been with in the first place, it''s all up to you. Happiness is your choice and within your grasp. Amy Laurent shows you how to get it.In 8 Weeks to Everlasting, Laurent shows readers how to navigate the first eight weeks of the dating relationship. With candor and respect, Amy shows women how to:- Look for the early signs of bullshit- Stay out of the texting trap- Create physical boundaries- Establish an exclusive relationship- Build the foundation for a lasting relationship8 Weeks to Everlasting is a heartening, upbeat, and step-by-step guide for the woman who hasn''t yet landed the right man, and the one who needs to hit the reset button to get her relationship back on track.

As narrated by nationally bestselling author Jennifer Pastiloff, Live Through This by Kristen McGuiness is a modern-day western about love and heartbreak, and how, in the end, that destiny which controls us, is also up to us to control.

Set in 2016 at the edge of our modern times, Jane Ambrose is a woman trying to reconcile the joyous mediocrity of middle-aged life until one night out ends in the ultimate tragedy. Formerly a producer for Blake Edwards, one of television’s biggest broadcasters, Jane felt destined for an extraordinary life. But when her romance and career with Blake unceremoniously ended, she found herself picking up the pieces with another dreamer gone astray, Theo Karras, a former LA Dodger whose career was also derailed. Both recovering addicts, they begin a new life of day jobs, car seats, meaningful tattoos, and the micro-aggressions of marriage.

When violence strikes, disrupting everything they’ve built, Jane is forced to face her complicated past but also her complicated marriage in order to find her voice in the gun control debate. Negotiating between advocacy and exploitation, Jane must decide if she is willing to fight for the dream she left behind, and against the systems that destroyed it.