books by Connell Cowan

books by Connell Cowan

books:

Connell Cowan

Husbands and Wives
Melvyn Kinder, Connell Cowan

Signet, 1990

From bestselling authors Cowan and Kinder comes an indispensble guide for everyone who want to deepen a relationship. The authors explain why the marital myths we have grown up with cause so many problems in marriage today and offer readers hope and help by providing workable solutions. Original.

Women Men Love, Women Men Leave: What Makes Men Want to Commit?

Connell Cowan, Melvyn Kinder

Signet, 1988

A must read for every women in love with men
After a painful break-up I was left with many questions. And this book has answered them all. Things I/he said/done that puzzeled me, have now found meaning and understanding. I might even say I was clueless about men until I read this book. I understand now that what ...

The ART OF WAR FOR LOVERS

Connell Cowan

Pocket, 1998

This is a great book
I have read this book over and over. I agree with other reviewers that the first half is better than the second half. However, that first half is really worth the read. As I write this, the book is out of stock so try and find a used copy. Do not be put off by the ...

Smart Women/Foolish Choices: Finding the Right Men Avoiding the Wrong Ones

Connell Cowan, Melvyn Kinder

Signet, 1986

No more wrong men in this woman's life!
I went about my life wondering why men had such power over my life and emotions, despite the fact that I have many accomplishments under my belt and am a smart career woman. Until I read this book I did not realise that I had emotional needs I was expecting ...

Belles, intelligentes et seules : Comment faire le bon choix en amour
Connell Cowan, Melvyn Kinder

Robert Laffont, 1999

Badger Goes Berserk No. 2
Mike Baron

First Comics, 1989

Part 2 of 4.

How to Get Married After 35: A Game Plan for Love

Helena Hacker Rosenberg, Connell Cowan

Diane Pub Co, 1998

A focused, ethical, inspiring approach to dating
This book is well worth reading even if you're under 35. I really appreciate Rosenberg's balanced approach. She aims the book at accomplished, well-educated, independent women, but she makes it clear that she values marriage, parenting, religion, and other ...