About the Author
Michielle DJ "Michi" Beck is an accomplished writer of print books, e-books, articles, essays, ghostwritten research, opinion pieces, and white papers. A prolific writer, Beck has produced thousands of short pieces in addition to her longer works, creating quality content under her own name and as a ghostwriter for others. As an editor, she has worked with e-books and print books, as well as articles, essays, white papers, and dissertations, in copy editing and substantive editing roles. Her full-length books - both fiction and nonfiction - are represented by The Swetky Literary Agency.

About the Book
As an undiagnosed codependent relationship addict growing up in a time when mental health issues were largely ignored, the author struggled through her childhood and early adult life. After a first marriage at seventeen and a fifth divorce by the age of thirty-four, she had truly reached rock bottom. Finally putting a name to her condition brought her the courage to find the right way to regain her life - and gave her the desire to help others who were suffering the same or a similar fate. With this book she brings her raw, emotional tale to the reader and pairs it with information from a professional in the field, to show how anyone struggling as she has struggled can recover, reclaim life, and move forward in health, happiness, peace, and immeasurable joy.

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Sorry, I Thought I Loved You  (Chipmunka Publishing), by Michielle DJ Beck, £5.00 eBook; £14.99 Paperback.  Nonfiction.  Memoir, Self-Help.  A complete guide to understanding the debilitating condition of relationship addiction, written by a woman who suffered through it, found hope in the midst of it, and now shares her life story with others.  Complete with commentary, self-help analysis, and tips from a holistic therapist.  It’s everything you ever wanted to know about relationship addiction but were afraid to ask.