Lonely in Love

By: D. River Martin

Narrated by: Heather S Auden

Are you living a lonely and confusing life with your husband or significant other? Are you often taken aback by something your partner has said or done with no regard for your feelings? Are friends and family members puzzled by your unhappiness? Does your man seem like a real catch to them?

If any of these questions make you nod, this book is for you. The real-life stories in this audio will shed some light on a largely secret world. A world inside the homes of women married to men that are different. Men who don’t think like other men. Men who are often misunderstood because they may be autistic, and the people around them don’t know it.

If you’re involved with a man who may be on the autism spectrum, this book is your peek into the lives of other women in your situation. The stories are profound, and will provide you with those "aha" moments of solid validation.

You may simply know that something is not okay. You might think that everything falls on you. You may think something is wrong with you. You are not alone. Maybe he’s not just "being a guy" - maybe he’s autistic.

Welcome to our homes and our world.

©2021 D. River Martin (P)2021 D. River Martin

my take away

I enjoyed this book! Easy to listen to, and kept my interest all along! It made me think about my relationships with people. I would have never considered autistic as a possibility. It's not a topic you hear anyone talk about? Though now I believe it's everywhere in our lives, just not recognized. Maybe if we took the time to learn or understand it more it would help us all! This has opened my mind in a great way, Thank you for sharing these stories.

thank you

I loved this. I am so grateful for this book. you have opened my eyes and have given me hope for my relationship. such a beautiful message.

A Peek into an

This was such a good listen! I honestly couldn’t put it down. Actually, I listened to it twice! The multiple perspectives of several women converging on a single topic that I never ever thought about was incredibly eye opening. It reminds me of the phrase “you don’t know what you don’t know.” Cause now that I know, it has helped me to look at EVERYONE with more compassion like the women in these stories had to shift the lens they view their relationships with from frustration and hopelessness to compassion and love. Definitely brought more value than what I paid for it!

Need to hear this

I recently came out of a 10 year relationship which I was married in and could not understand how my knight in shining armor had turned into a kid I needed to take care of for the rest of my life or so I thought until I grieved his old him or what I thought was his old him but it was him masking along with hyper fixation on a relationship so that’s was attentive that was until we got married