You gotta be intrigued by a book whose Facebook page is headlined as such:
Yes, the thought of change scares me shitless. People who embrace change openly and on a regular basis also scare me shitless. You people need to embrace a couch and a bottle of wine.
Not the biggest fan of the self-help genre but I do enjoy a laugh so if this book is as hilarious as the press release claims, perhaps you will find me praising it in a few weeks. Plus, it's got the header "Modern Day Wizard" on it -- does this mean Harry Potter makes an appearance? I certainly hope so...
Ok, enough joking. In all seriousness, jaw-droppingly honest and at times “laugh out loud” funny, “Call Off The Search” is unlike any other relationship, self-help book. Co-written by Anna Wallas (formerly Pasternak), the New York Times bestselling author, and former columnist for leading UK newspaper The Daily Mail and Andrew Wallas, the UK’s top relationship guru and sought after therapist, “Call Off The Search” is a frank and fearless journey to the heart of a modern relationship.
After years of searching, disappointment, heartbreak and divorce, Anna and Andrew found each other. With the joy of their profound connection came the agony of past heartbreaks and unresolved pain. Rather than hide, ignore it or walk away, husband and wife duo Anna and Andrew embarked on a terrifying quest right to the core of themselves and each other. The couple’s dual narrative provides a unique insight from both male and female perspective along with practical ways to free ourselves from the burden of inner pain. Andrew offers a new and daring mode of self-exploration, which is complimented by the outrageous and sometimes hilarious honesty of his wife, Anna.
I find it all hopelessly romantic in the best way possible. And I'm in that kind of mood lately.
The fine print: “Call Off The Search” is available on Amazon from Cadogan Publishing and on Kindle in the US. Find it on Facebook here.