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With all the stresses and strains of modern life, it is becoming increasingly difficult to sustain happy and loving relationships. In some developed countries, nearly half of all marriages end in divorce and countless long-term partnerships fail every day.

In Happily Ever After...? An Essential Guide to Successful Relationships, former divorce lawyers Janet Clegg and Hilary Browne-Wilkinson, set out the vital relationship questions we should all be asking ourselves to stop us falling into the common traps which can derail even the most loving of couples.In other words, how we can avoid the divorce courts.

So, if you've found the love of your life and are about to embark on a long-term relationship, or even if you've been married or in a partnership for years, this no-nonsense practical handbook, packed with easy to follow advice and examples, can help you to look forward to a happier and loving future together.

TV presenter Anthea Turner was left devastated in 2013 when her husband Grant Bovey left her for a woman young enough to be his daughter. Although both she and Grant had left their previous partners for each other, Anthea was convinced they had both learned from their mistakes and were going to grow old together.

Yet despite giving him a second chance a year earlier, he was caught cheating again and Anthea knew their marriage was over for good. Heartbroken, she filed for divorce.

How to Survive Divorce is Anthea’s candid take on the emotional toll the end of her marriage took on her well-being and how she came out of the ordeal, a stronger, more confident woman. Open and honest, she pulls no punches as she describes falling apart in the months after the split and turning to her friends, family and professionals to help her through her darkest days.

This is a book which has been carefully researched and written by the star and is full of helpful tips and real-life case studies.

How to Survive Divorce aims to offer women who find themselves facing divorce – whether or not from choice – practical help and guidance in navigating what can be a legal and emotional minefield. From choosing the right lawyer to getting back in the dating game, this is a must-have guide on how to survive divorce and come out the other side.

Deborah Binner believed the stage was set for a contented midlife after a rocky childhood. A happy marriage, good job, lovely home and three daughters moving relatively peacefully towards adolescence and beyond. What more could she ask for?

Then in 2013 her world came crashing down when an 'innocuous' pain in her 15 year-old daughter's leg turned into a cancer diagnosis. And despite an agonising three-year battle with bone cancer, Chloe died aged just 18 and two weeks.

Flung into a tsunami of grief, the small family tried to navigate a path to survival. But fate intervened again. Just 18 months after Chloe's death, Deborah's beloved husband Simon was diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease. As a man who was adamant that "the endgame of motor neurone disease is not for me", he ended his life in a Swiss suicide clinic within months of diagnosis. Their family's story was the subject of a BAFTA-nominated BBC documentary, How to Die: Simon's Choice.

In Yet Here I Am, Deborah looks back at a life ripped apart by so much loss out of the natural order of things. Brutally frank, searingly honest and heartbreakingly poignant, she charts her remarkable journey from suicidal grief to some kind of survival and eventually, to a new form of happiness. This is a book about the resilience of the human spirit, hope in the face of agonising despair and the power of love.