Overview
Okay. You're about to listen to the excerpt, but you're not really ready to commit. You're looking at this screen, reading the copy, hoping to get a preview--a taste of what's to come before you plunk down actual cash. I respect that. I would do the same thing myself.But here's the problem: this is just an excerpt. You can't sum up a whole three-hour program with just an excerpt--there isn't enough time.
I will tell you this, though:
Couplehood is all about the stuff that's good and bad about being part of a couple.
It's pretty funny.
My wife laughed.
You'll understand it because I wrote it specifically for you. (And I'm not just saying that.)
The price is reasonable, especially if you compare it to what it would cost you to take time off from work and produce your own set of tapes.
Worse comes to worst, after you've listened you can say, "Well, that was kind of tedious, but I certainly enjoyed that copy on the Website."
There. Does that help?
In the tradition of the #1 bestseller SeinLanguage, Bantam Books proudly presents the first book by Paul Reiser, co-creator and star of the highly-rated NBC comedy Mad About You. Every Thursday night, 20 million viewers watch Reiser reveal the most intimate and hilarious scenes of a marriage. Now he brings his sharp wit to print in a book that will delight his eager audience.
Synopsis
Okay. You're about to listen to the excerpt, but you're not really ready to commit. You're looking at this screen, reading the copy, hoping to get a preview--a taste of what's to come before you plunk down actual cash. I respect that. I would do the same thing myself.
But here's the problem: this is just an excerpt. You can't sum up a whole three-hour program with just an excerpt--there isn't enough time.
I will tell you this, though:
Couplehood is all about the stuff that's good and bad about being part of a couple.
It's pretty funny.
My wife laughed.
You'll understand it because I wrote it specifically for you. (And I'm not just saying that.)
The price is reasonable, especially if you compare it to what it would cost you to take time off from work and produce your own set of tapes.
Worse comes to worst, after you've listened you can say, "Well, that was kind of tedious, but I certainly enjoyed that copy on the Website."
There. Does that help?
Publishers Weekly
From the star of Mad About You, this look at love and romance spent 31 weeks on PW's bestseller list. (Sept.)