On Becoming NaughtABimbeaux: The Smart Woman's Guide to Finding Her Prince Without Ever Kissing Another Frog

There’s just something about a woman. No matter how savvy, how successful, how independent and confident, no matter how many times she’s trusted her precious biological clock to another ticking time bomb, or just another attractive cuckoo, deep in her heart of hearts she believes the Cinderella story is possible. On Becoming NaughtABimbeaux energizes your noble quest with a quantum leap from preschool to Ph.D. in learning what’s really in play when girl meets boy. The process requires a bit more than a new shade of lipstick, hiking one’s hemline, or cultivating a compulsion for NFL stats. After all, if you’re with a man incapable of loving, it doesn’t matter what perfume you wear or how you turn him on. Within these pages you will find real answers to real questions: • How do I tell which men can and which men can’t love before I hand over my heart? • Why do I so often love the men who can’t? • What makes some men lay, lie, then leave? • Why does settling feel like I’ve sold out my soul? • Is it really that important to love myself first? • Why do my daddy and his mommy matter? • What’s science got to do with it? These answers gift your entrée into the mysteries of the male psyche, the biology of bonding, and the chemistry of love, placing you in a prime position to discern frog from prince before you hand over your heart to his keeping.

Morgan Rose, a once certifiable bimbo, is highly qualified to write this book as a now savvy relationship expert, researcher, educator, two-time cancer survivor, "Who's Who of American Women" recipient, and woman who knows, all too well, what is at stake when a woman sells her soul to claim a faux prince. In this her debut book, Ms. Rose has written with deep respect for women who are longing for conscious relationship with a man capable of emotional intimacy. A fierce advocate for women's empowerment through higher education, Morgan has earned her Bachelor and Master degrees in Psychology and continues post graduate research in human development and gender studies with emphasis on the link between early bonding and adult relationships. The author has been recognized for her advocacy for human rights and social justice, and has presented to state legislatures, guest lectured at universities, and was invited by Congresswoman Lynn Woolsey to present in Washington D.C. in the areas of children, family and culture. Since 2001, she has served as Executive Director of The America's Angel Campaign, a national initiative to establish the well-being of America's children as our nation's highest priority.