Life's Too Short to Date Men Like Me

Every woman has either dated a jerk, or knows a friend that has dated one. But avoiding the jerks and attracting a decent man is actually a lot easier than you think.

Forget watching reruns of Sex and the City or chatting with your girlfriends late at night. In this guidebook, a self-professed jerk comes straight out, speaks the truth, and systematically explains how to

spot, avoid, and say goodbye to jerks;
tell if a guy is wasting your time;
deal with players
hunt for good men (and where to hunt for them).

You'll also learn how to avoid common mistakes, such as overrating initial chemistry, inadvertently hurting a man's ego, losing a good guy's interest and much more.

Full of witty satire and sarcasm. Get ready to laugh out loud with this hilarious anti-game.

What people had to say about this book:
"Hey Willie, this is so entertaining! Ha ha you have a great sense of humor, and your statements are so true!" - Denise

"We all know no one likes a tattletale. Hate the game, not the player. Every girl Tiger slept with knew he was married. Who is worse?" - Steve the player

"That was such an enjoyable and enlightening read. I mean it's well written, witty, and one would think some of it is common sense, but sometimes people (i.e. me!) need common sense to slap them in the face!" - Cheryl

"Willie whistle blower has a nice ring to it. You know someone's going to kick your butt one day? Good work!" - A guy Willie no longer parties with

"I don't understand you. You go through university, build a promising career. Now you quit your job and write this book? Why would you tell the whole world you're an asshole?" - Willie's mom