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Step-Brides: Turn Your June Wedding 
Into a Marriage That Lasts

     One of every three brides who walks down the aisle this June will also become a stepmother. But most won’t live happily ever after: fully two-thirds of step-marriages end in divorce.*

            How do new stepmoms kill their marriages? Stepmother, journalist, and author Karon Phillips Goodman—who almost lost her own second marriage—sees some patterns…

·        “I already know how to be a parent; this won’t be hard!”

·        “This marriage will be easier than the last one.”

·        “My family will ‘blend’ quickly and easily.”

In her new 192-page book, The Stepmom’s Guide to Simplifying Your Life (EquiLibrium Press, $14.00, ISBN 0-9667393-7-X), Goodman shows why these expectations are flawed, and how they can be replaced with realistic, achievable ones.

With humor and compassion, Goodman shares the lessons she learned as she rescued her failing family. The book includes “Tales from the Blender”—advice and anecdotes from more than two dozen other stepmoms.

Featured in Publishers Weekly, “The Stepmom’s Guide” has won praise from leaders of national stepfamily groups, best-selling stepparenting authors, and “ordinary” stepmoms.

“A ‘must read’ for any woman who is, or who is about to become, a stepmother.” 
               ~ Robert H. Lauer, Ph.D. and Jeanette C. Lauer, Ph.D., co-authors,
                      Becoming Family: How to Build a Stepfamily that Really Works

Bride Again Magazine recommends encore brides read this book before they say ‘I do.’”  — Beth Reed Ramirez, Publisher, Bride Again

       To learn more about the book (or Goodman’s best-selling e-book, “It’s Not My Stepkids—It’s Their Mom!”) please visit www.equipress.com.

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*Statistics are from the U.S. Bureau of Census <http://www.census.gov/prod/2002pubs/p70-80.pdf> and the Stepfamily Foundation <http://www.stepfamily.org/statistics.html>.

 Journalists: To receive a review copy, please email:  reviewers@equipress.com.

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