Country Ways: Secrets for Finding and Keeping a Country Man

by Joyce Marlow

Have you been wondering where all the good men have gone? You know, the kind of man who truly wants a committed relationship, who isn't afraid of the "m" word, who cherishes family and wants one of his own, and who is ready to share his life with the right woman - and, if she has them, her children too. Author Joyce Marlow knows, She was living a typical singles life of dating and disappointments in the San Francisco Bay area when she found the The good men are living in the rural towns and agricultural communities of America. Seven years ago she met her country man, moved to a farm in the country, and has never looked back. In COUNTRY WAYS Joyce shares her secrets to finding love in all the right places. Whether you're just wondering if country living is the lifestyle of your dreams or are already committed to life far from the city, this book
* how to make sure you're ready for country ways
* how to target the geographical locations that meet your needs
* how to give yourself a country makeover - the look, the clothes and more
* the top six places to meet hard-bodied, hardworking country men - by the way, the local bar is off-limits!
* how to find out fast if he's married
* important do's and don'ts, including guidelines on sex, passion, and romance to get a country man interested, really interested in you. When you follow the advice given in COUNTRY WAYS, you'll avoid the mistake that can stop a relationship before it gets started. You'll also learn how country relationships are different (and often better), how to keep romance alive, and how to keep your country man content. In return, you'll get a man who will do anything for you when he sees love reflected in your a man who can light a fire in the fireplace on a cold winter night....and forever warm your heart.

201 pages, Hardcover

First published February 1, 1999

About the author

Born Manchester 27 December 1929. Professional actress 1949-1966. Occasional Press Officer. Professional writer 1964 onwards.
Founder member Authors’ Licensing and Collecting Society and Copyright Licensing Agency. Lay member Industrial (now Employment) Tribunal panel 1977 –1990 London and Manchester. 1955 married actor Patrick Connor (1926-2008). Two sons, Nicholas born 1961, Julian 1966.