Product Description
by Harris O'Malley (Author)
Love isn't all you need.
Just because you've started dating doesn't mean the work's done! It takes more than love to make a relationship work. Dating is a two-player game, and if you want it to last, you need to know how to play together.
Love Doesn't Have To Be The Hardest Difficulty Setting
Relationships become much easier when you have someone to show you the way. Dating coach and relationship expert Harris O'Malley (AKA Dr. NerdLove) takes the mystery out of dating and provides you with the guide to making love last - from starting the relationship getting through the roughest of times... together.
Be Prepared For Everything
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Make Your Relationship 100% Drama Proof
- These five conversations will save your relationship before it even starts!
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Discover The Secrets of the Happiest Couple
- Learn from the wisdom of those that've come before. These secrets will ensure your love lasts a lifetime!
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Master Your Fighting Skills
- Know which fights need to happen...and how to fight the right way when they do!
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Secret Relationship Tips and Strategies!
- Plan the perfect Valentine's Day, be a gift-giving expert, charm their parents and keep the spark alive in your relationship!
Whether you're about to take the next step with your partner or you want to make your relationship one to last the ages, this is the ultimate relationship survival handbook. Remember...
It's dangerous to go alone... take this!
Author Biography
Harris O'Malley (AKA Dr. NerdLove) is an Austin-based, internationally recognized blogger and dating coach who provides geek dating advice at Paging Dr. NerdLove and his bi-weekly advice column "Ask Dr. NerdLove" on Kotaku. He and his work has been featured on Nightline, The Guardian, New York Magazine, The Huffington Post, Wired, Sex Nerd Sandra, Daily Life, Slate, The Austin-American Statesman, Austin Monthly, Geek and Sundry, Boing Boing, Everyday Feminism, Buzzfeed, The Daily Dot, The Washington Post, Kotaku, Lifehacker, NeilStrauss.com, The Good Man Project, MTV's Guy Code, The Harvard Business Journal, and many others.
