The Prince Harming Syndrome Book

The Fairy Goddess Mentor of New York City strikes again with another innovative fresh breath of self-help insights.

Author, talk-show host, columnist, radio and TV personality Karen Salmansohn has been writing advice and mentoring young women for years, encouraging an end to the cycle of less-than-healthy relationship choices that are easy to start, but oh so difficult to break.

Salmansohn’s personal overcoming of difficult relationship traps has become Prince Harming Syndrome a brand new self-help book that mixes Karen’s life experience and the philosophy of Aristotle to create an intimately witty and personal account for women of all ages looking to break their bad habits for good! Karen will teach you how to seek out the 5 essentials for true love NONE OF THEM being what you'd normally think about looking for! For example, one essential is to seek a guy who "values growing." If your man doesn’t value growing, then your relationship won’t survive because a relationship is only as strong as its weakest moments. If your man values growing, he will be open to discussing problems, meeting your needs and evolving so as to make sure problems don’t keep repeating.

Prince Harming Syndrome is a call to action for knowing how to recognize the important difference between Prince Harmings and Prince Charmings by understanding the important difference between "pleasure" and "happiness."

This book is for you if-

You feel like your love life should be renamed your angst life

You’re now absolutely ready to break yourbad love patterns for good!

Praise for Karen Salmansohn's Previous Books

Karen Salmansohn’s writing is bold, playful, insightful with powerful metaphors that provoke and inspire...her kinetic images amplify her message and take the book to a new level of literary experience. - Deepak Chopra

Salmansohn has the soul of a stand-up comic. The battle of the sexes has a brave new gladiator. - Jon Stewart

Salmansohn’s advice for regaining your footing after a life set back is smart, do-able and even fun. - Lucy S. Danziger, Editor-in-Chief, SELF Magazine