“Exceptionally well written, organized and presented, as well as thoroughly ‘user friendly’ in tone and practical in application, “Don’t Settle” is especially recommended to the attention of anyone who has grown tired of the singles scene and frustrated by failed attempts at love. Offering a pragmatic, sensible, constructive, step-by-step, complete solution and alternative for women ages 18 to 88 who are ‘looking for love in all the wrong places’, “Don’t Settle” is very highly recommended, especially for community and academic library collections. For personal reading lists it should be noted that “Don’t Settle” is also available in a paperback edition (9781504368100, $14.95) and in a Kindle format ($3.99).”

Susan Bethany
Reviewer – Midwest Book Reviews

With teenage marriages having a 70% divorce rate, and marriages in general having a 50% divorce rate, getting (and staying) happily married is probably one of the hardest things most of us will ever attempt. In fact, marriage is so challenging that you have to marry well to start with to even have a chance of success. Even worse, the advice you’ve heard all your life is either wrong or at best incomplete.

Heartbroken after his second divorce, Dr. Scott Carroll was determined to solve the puzzle of how to have a successful marriage. Drawing on his professional expertise as a psychiatrist and a wealth of field research, he has written “Don’t Settle: How to Marry the Man You Were Meant For” featuring a powerful yet simple system for finding your perfect match.

Using neuroscience, genetics, behavioral science, psychology, and Dr. Carroll’s work with shamans and other spiritual healers, “Don’t Settle” will teach you how to -marry- science with spirituality to attract the perfect man for you – the man you were meant for – and how to get him to the altar in as little as a year.

“Don’t Settle” reveals: why the usual advice doesn’t work; why amazing chemistry is a bad sign; what type of man is perfectly suited for you; how to energetically attract him; how to know he’s really -the one; and how to get him to the altar! [excerpted with permission from the review by Susan Bethany]