Book Review: Sex, Lies and the Internet

This book review is part of a series that covers the topic of Infidelity. Infidelity concerns a breach of trust or a disloyal act, particularly in marriage or a romantic relationship. Infidelity is directly related to unfaithfulness and adultery. Stephany Alexander is the Official Guide to Infidelity. nnSex, Lies and the Internet, by Stephany Alexander, is a valuable resource for people interested in Infidelity and it is available through SexLiesAndTheInternet.com. “Sex, Lies and the Internet” is the much talked-about new book from the founder of one of the most popular women’s websites on the internet—a place where women warn other women about abusive men before it’s too late. The controversial website has been featured in the New York Times, CNN, Fox News, Wall Street Journal, Associated Press and more. Feared by men, and acclaimed as a lifesaver by women worldwide, Ms. Alexander reveals the answers to these important questions in her new book “Sex, Lies and the Internet,” through heroic stories and lessons learned from hundreds of women who survived abuse to build happy and long lasting relationships. “Dedicated to outing the bad apples.” n– Wall Street Journalnn“...reviews your potential mate like Zagats critiques a restaurant.”n– Esquire Magazinenn“Over the years I have witnessed many cases of single mothers who were targeted by pedophiles to get access to her children. Every single mother should read this book.”n- Janene SakaharanCase Worker Division of Child and Family ServicesnnAs a psychotherapist, I have seen the painful consequences of getting tangled up with the wrong man. Stephany’s “Red Flags” help women identify a potential cheater or abuser before it’s too late.”n- Sandra BrownnPsychotherapist & Author of “How to Spot a Dangerous Man Before You Get Involved,” SafeRelationships.comnn“This book would have saved me one failed marriage and years of pain in an abusive relationship.”n- Carol McKibbennAbuse Survivor and Author of “Riding Through It.” “The free resources in this book such as the background checking are worth a thousand times the price.”nVicky TalmagenDivorce Counselor, Salt Lake City