Book Notes: Author Offers Guide On Getting Back Out There

By Rae Padilla Francoeur More Content Now, Winchester Star: Books
Mon, 04/20/2015 - 11:36am

“Getting Back Out There: Secrets to Successful Dating and Finding Real Love After the Big Breakup,” by Susan J. Elliott. Da Capo Lifelong/Perseus Books Group, Boston, 2014. 271 pages. $14.99.“Getting Back Out There: Secrets to Successful Dating and Finding Real Love After the Big Breakup” is the sage, uncompromising friend you come home to after a rough first date.

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