The Code for Love (Paperback)

Based on a true story, John McRae (author) breaks the code for better relationships between a man and women. The secret code, was shared with just his best friend, used when they consoled each other about troubles, in their lives with their mates. But fortunately the cover was blown, thus sparking a new beginning a new mindset, a new name The Code for Love. Analyzed by a Medical Doctor, Ministers, Scholars and Professionals. Men and women alike. Countless interviews. The people in Atlanta Georgia, U.S.A. , pleaded for the book to be written. Perceived to be a Godsend, the theory sparked, a brand new era, new beginnings for better relationships. A new way , for Love.

Hello, my name is John McRae. I was born in Brooklyn New York City on August 10, 1961. My family was comprised of a Mother and Father, who had 6 children, 2 boys and 4 girls. I was the youngest boy. From Brooklyn, we moved to the Mott Haven Housing Project s in the South Bronx of New York City, at the age of 2. When I turned 7, my Mother passed away. Several years later, my farther remarried, and my Step Mother continued to raise me. She would always tell me that I would grow up to be a female lover. At age 12 we moved to the Oranges of New Jersey. While attending Orange Middle School, they placed me in a pilot program. I was told that I was there because I was too smart, and if I continue on the path I was, that no job will be able to afford me in the future. I graduated from East Orange High School in New Jersey in 1979. There I became a # 1 Trombone player in the band .Just after graduation I joined the United States Army in July of 1979. I became a cook, certified in Food Service Industry. While enlisted I traveled to Kansas. After, was ordered, to go overseas to The Republic of South Korea. Years later I returned to New Jersey and became a Professional Firefighter / E.M.T in 1988. I then married with had 2 girls, and divorced a few years later. I am now remarried to my new wife, who still to this day, we are together. As a fireman for 14 years, I would further study within the department and was listed on the Captains list. Before being promoted I became disabled and retired, with an incurable ear syndrome Tinnitus. Thereafter my wife and I moved to Atlanta Georgia in 2002 I needed to be revaluated with the Georgia Department of Labor. The findings of the Physiatrist informed me that I was above average, and that I was an introvert. Since then I found a job with the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA), as a professional bus operator in Georgia. Today, I still have a desire for all kinds of research. You name it, or just mention any subject. And secretly in my mind I will analyze it. Of which being an introvert is not an easy task to share with others in general conversations. But when rationalizing a theory with conjecture and emphasis to an individual, I have to be careful not to over promulgate any unfounded hypostasis. Of which would seem to me, would be common sense... I guess. Right? Thank You John McRae