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by Abel Keogh (Author)
If you're dating or married to a widower, you've encountered relationship issues that other couples just don't have to deal with. Whether it's the comments on his late wife's Facebook page or the tattoo commemorating the love of his life, there are some situations that are unique to widower relationships.
That's where Life with a Widower comes in. Drawing on over a decade of experience helping women in relationships with widowers, Abel Keogh tackles the most common, day-to-day widower relationship challenges so you can gracefully navigate and overcome them. A few of the topics include:
- The best way to handle events held in the late wife's memory
- How to keep the late wife out of the bedroom
- Tips and tricks to improve communication with your widower
- How to forgive a widower who's hurt you and decide whether you should give him a second chance
The book also includes over a dozen stories from women who have experienced similar challenges and tells how they overcame seemingly impossible situations.
Whether you're married to a widower, dating one, or in a long-term relationship, Life with a Widower will help you think through these challenges to develop a successful, fulfilling relationship.
Author Biography
At the age of 26, Abel Keogh unexpectedly found himself a young widower. When he decided to start dating again he looked in vain for resources that could help him guide him through the dating waters and open his heart to someone else. He found nothing. As he began blogging about his experiences, women dating widowers began emailing him asking for his thoughts on their situations. As the numbers of emails increased, Abel started writing a weekly dating a widower advice column called Widower Wednesday as well as the books Dating a Widower: Starting a Relationship with a Man Who's Staring Over and Marrying a Widower: What you Need to Know before Tying the Knot. Abel is also the author of the memoir Room for Two-the story of the year of his life following his late wife's suicide-and the novel The Third. He and his wife Julianna are the parents of three boys and two girls. Learn more at www.abelkeogh.com.
