The Scorned Wife Slightly Bitter..... Never Broken

by Elle Zober, Elle Zober (Photographer), Diana Sell (Photographer), Debbie McGowan (Editor)

Overview

The Scorned Wife is more than the tale of a husbands infidelity and it's catastrophic consequences. It is the story of a woman who shows great tenacity and compassion, who takes life's many challenges head on and doesn't back down.
It's the story of how a simple sign sold her home in only 23 days, but more than that, it's the love story that came before the tragic sign and Elle's triumphs that came after.
Whoopi Goldberg once said she was Elle's "biggest fan", buy her book, share in her journey and you might find yourself feeling that way, too.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940016083841
Publisher:	BeatenTrackPublishing
Publication date:	12/11/1990
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	308
File size:	3 MB

About the Author

While hers is a tale that men and women all over the world will identify with, it is Elle's response in the face of her husband's catastrophic decision-making that sets her apart.

Needing a custom sign to sell her home, she created a sign that went on to be seen by millions of people all over the world. It read:

Husband Left Us for a 22 Year Old
House For Sale
By scorned, slightly bitter, newly single Owner

What followed was a media storm, including appearances on The View, Dr. Drew, The Jeff Probst Show and even Australia's number one morning show, Sunrise.

Elle's story is as unique, bittersweet and real as she is. Her blog, started after the huge response to the sign, currently carries 15,000 readers a month.
Buy her book and find out why.

Editorial Reviews

The Scorned Wife: Slightly Bitter Never Broken by Elle Zober is, quite simply, a modern masterpiece.

I love books. I've read books that I love, and books that I hate; books that make me care about the characters and books that leave me apathetic. This story really made me feel something.

It begins with a young and almost penniless Elle casting out from her American home and finding herself in the UK. The reader watches her flourish and grow alongside her career as a Rock Photog

http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/473061383 - Andrea Review