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Reviewed by Adanna Ora for Readers' Favorite
Are we truly adults if we haven’t lived life? And have we truly lived life if we don’t have experiences that have shaped who we are as people? When it comes to matters of the heart, almost everyone has had one or more bad experiences or situations they wish they had handled with more wisdom and tact than they did at the time. Melissa Owens understands this and terms it “life lessons.” She doesn’t just stop there. She tells us very interesting stories of people’s escapades with love and how they were able to maneuver through them in her book, Regrets, Love, Sex and Life Lessons. While some got hurt, others were lucky enough to leave the situation before it burned them. This book helps one to appreciate the feeling called love and how it can lead to different results depending on the person receiving it and the way it is reciprocated.
Anyone who reads Regrets, Love, Sex and Life Lessons is sure to relate to the stories in it. Melissa Owens narrates the stories in such a way that they capture your attention. The combined use of first-person and omniscient points of view makes the narrative more endearing and interesting. The icing on the cake has to be the lessons learned! They are enormous! One learns to identify red flags and act on them as soon as possible. I, for one, learned never to have anything to do with a man who still has an attachment to the mother of his child or children. The front cover is also catchy. I hope to read more books in which Melissa talks about issues like this unashamedly. Although Regrets, Love, Sex and Life Lessons can be read by anyone, I would recommend it to women who want better and healthier romantic relationships.