Surviving an Affair

One heartbreaking statistic says that more than half of all marriages will be affected by infidelity. Even though the pain is devastating, true reconciliation and renewed trust are possible. Harley and Chalmers describe the most common types of affairs and give you step-by-step guidance for restoring a broken marriage.

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Reviewed by Carla (U.S.), March 19, 2008

This book places the majority of the blame for the affair on the BETRAYED spouse while alleviating the guilt of the CHEATING spouse and providing justification for the affair. It also assigns most of the responsibility for restoring the marriage on the BETRAYED spouse. As the betrayed spouse, it has only bred more anger, resentment, and depression for me. My husband and I are on our way to a better marriage, but no thanks to this book.

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