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by Karenlee Poter (Author)
This is an extremely important book for today's generation of women who are single, divorced or widowed, looking at the dating scene and asking themselves "What am I supposed to do now?" Poter's re-definition of the word "Cougar" as no longer being the predatory jungle animal some define the Cougar but as strong, unique and powerful creatures who can make their own choices about their lives that reflect who they are today. The author's personal history is very compelling and adds to the easy readability of this terrific book. Her insights are spot on and her advice is comprehensive and detailed even as she states what should be obvious but isn't always: "No married men" or "No texting while on a date." The book is also filled with real-life examples and clever sayings that bring it all home and put everything about the incredibly complex and confusing dating scene into something we can understand and relate to. In particular, check out the sections on "Lessons Learned" and "Red Flags."
Author Biography
KARENLEE POTER currently hosts an Internet talk show, The KarenLee Poter Show, and blog about dating, sex, love, and everything in-between. Poter created the show after she became a widow and found herself having to navigate the world of being single. On The KarenLee Poter Show, she interviews experts and guests about what it's really like to be romantically unattached at a later stage in life. No topic is off limits as she shares personal anecdotes and opinions through witty vlogs and comedic shorts about her life as a "Cougar," which she has redefined as a Confident, Older, Unique, Genuine, Assertive, and Racy woman. Poter is also an expert in large age gap relationships, as she's been in a committed relationship for the past 7 years with a man several years her junior. The KarenLee Poter show commands a worldwide audience, receiving 450,000 views per month, and KarenLee's writing has been featured on multiple blog sites such as Huffington Post, YourTango, and BroBible. She's a Chicago-based mother of three and has a Master's Degree in Social Work from the University of Illinois.
