Hahaha! Lavender, I wonder what that typo means: Binds->Bonds

I haven't read it but I am intrigued now. I might find myself reading it soon. Are you going to read it?

I suspect that the bonds that she talks about are binds as much as bonds...

no clue about the binds or bonds...we'll find out.  Whoever reads first, please share OK?

I googled to find it and it sounds interesting, I just wonder if it's written for layman or not.  

I am definitely going to read it...I'm first checking my friend's library and else I'll buy it online from bookdepository, it's not expensive.

Yes, I too wondered how accessible it was. The reviews on amazon seem to indicate both. I'll try to go through the sample on googlebooks to get an idea...

Sounds interesting. I have a history of unhealthy relationships. I'd love to hear feedback on what you think. 

I will get back after reading, but I'm overwhelmed, I have very little time to come to a decision if I start studying psychology or not...

Thank you for the recommendation.  I always love to read books about relationships, etc.

I'm currently reading "Manic" by Terri Cheney.  I've finished the prequel to this book about her childhood.  I'd recommend it to you guys.  It's about Terri's personal experience of living with Bipolar Disorder and how she knew she was different from age 7 when she attempted suicide.  It's quite profound.

Sadie