Publisher's Synopsis
In his new book on truth and lies in relationships, Jean Richard Franck, MA, shows readers how small lies can lead to big consequences.
Franck's realism sets his work apart from other relationship books. He acknowledges that in a perfect world, no one would lie about anything. He also acknowledges that we don't live in a perfect world, and people are going to lie. Instead of condemning anyone for doing so, he teaches readers how to separate the harmless lies from the toxic ones. He helps readers identify whether their partner lies and whether lies should be a deal breaker in a relationship.
Love in the Midst of Lie and Truth will teach readers how to better emotionally read situations and relationships. It is only with a thorough understanding of the psychology behind social situations that they can navigate through them without hurting feelings or ruffling feathers.
Franck ends the book with two hypothetical situations: a painful love and a painless love. He shows the emotional complexity of relationships and how to recognize if you and your partner are "painful or painless" in your affection and respect for each other.
