Sam Warman

This book is the ravings of a hypocrite. Do as I say, not as I do. STOP PREACHING. *Doctors are BAD (but she received top medical care for her brain tumor) *Lying is bad (but ADMITTEDLY sabotaged her own birth control to manipulate her husband) *Women shouldn't preach (except Lori. She's transformed) *No work outside the home (except Lori until she sabotaged her birth control so she was "allowed" to stay home) (I would call being an author work as well) *No college (please excuse Loris degrees) *She PREACHES on how to keep a man happy. Hers was so happy, he cheated. DO HER FOLLOWERS NOT SEE THIS? This woman preaches, but doesn't practice. She wants you to turn a blind eye to cheating and blame yourself if your man strays, all in the name of God. She accuses others of twisting the Lord's words, says for women to stay at home and in the kitchen. Yet she herself has a college degrees? And is writing books?? She says take a backseat and be a help meet? I don't see her husband's name on this book. He allowed this? I gave it a one, because it does have comedic value.