Books with author Gerald Ross

A divorced man shares his regrets—and the advice that made him a viral phenomenon. The day after his marriage of sixteen years ended in divorce, Gerald Rogers sat down and wrote a heartfelt Facebook post. In it, he expressed deep regret and outlined twenty principles he wished he’d lived by as a husband. Much to his surprise, the post went viral, and was picked up by media outlets around the world, including the Huffington Post and the Today show, on which he later appeared. Thousands of men and women have written to Rogers expressing their appreciation for his candor and wisdom. In The Marriage Advice I Wish I Would’ve Had, Gerald expands upon each principle, offering practical ways to create an EPIC marriage—one with deep Emotional, Physical, and Intellectual Connection.

It's amazing how easy it is for the tiger to pass himself off as a rug - he enjoys a life of luxury with the rajah's family, snacking on midnight feasts and playing with his children. He goes entirely undetected, until one night, when he risks expulsion from his comfortable abode as burglars break into the palace and he has to decide whether to stay in disguise as a rug - or save the rajah from a horrible beating.However, tigers who live in houses can have happy endings, as seen in this utterly brilliant picture book.

Going through divorce--after 16 years of being married--devastated me. No one gets married hoping that someday they'll be divorced, yet here I was. In the midst of the pain, I began to search for answers. This book is the advice that I wrote for myself. I share it with you, hoping that it helps you to create the EPIC marriage you both desire and deserve.

It's amazing how easy it is for the tiger to pass himself off as a rug - he enjoys a life of luxury with the Rajah's family, snacking on midnight feasts and playing with his children. He goes entirely undetected, until one night, when he risks expulsion from his comfortable abode as burglars break into the palace and he has to decide whether to stay in disguise as a rug - or save the Rajah from a horrible beating.However, tigers who live in houses can have happy endings, as seen in this perfect picture book.