The Whole Truth and Nothing But the Truth

The Whole Truth and Nothing But the Truth

Secrets of a Man

by Ray Jerome Ellis

72 pages· 2013· ISBN 9781625162083
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This book will take you on a journey through the mind of a man. His thoughts, habits, and even his emotions are revealed for you to read. Ladies, let's be honest. At one point or another, we have all wondered, "What were you thinking?" in regard to men. Why wonder when you can know! This is The Whole Truth and Nothing But the Truth. No secrets kept here and everything you want to know. Now you can get what you want from your man by simply understanding him. And the best part about the book: IT WAS WRITTEN BY A MAN! This isn't just coming from some woman who believes she's discovered the truth, it's coming straight from the source, a man himself. The author says, "This book was also written to build the presence of men in today's world. Showing them the difference in a man's place now versus in the past, where men were the rock and foundation of the home. I want us to get back to that."

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