When The Wrong One Comes

Identifying The Wrong One

By: Gregory M. Davis Sr.

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

When The Wrong One Comes

What happens when love feels like more of a struggle than a blessing? When the Wrong One Comes explores the raw realities of dating as a woman, shining a light on the challenges, heartbreak, and hard-earned lessons that come with opening your heart while looking for love and/or a marriage.
This book takes readers on a journey through the highs and lows of finding love while balancing the responsibilities of defining personal boundaries, including:

• The emotional toll of trusting someone new and protecting your children from potential heartbreak.
• The societal judgment and unsolicited advice that women often face.
• The pitfalls of ignoring red flags and settling for less than you deserve.
• Breaking free from generational cycles of unhealthy relationships and redefining love on your terms.
• Reclaiming your confidence, identity, and self-worth through every trial and triumph.

Written with unflinching honesty and cultural depth, When the Wrong One Comes is a heartfelt reflection on the power of strength, the necessity of self-love, and the wisdom gained from learning what love shouldn’t be. For every woman who’s weathered the storms of dating, this book is a cautionary tale and an inspiring guide to finding the love you truly deserve.

amazing read

I enjoyed this book, thank you for writing this book!
I highly recommend you read.

It may start out right, but could be all wrong

I believe in self-help books, especially when it comes to relationships. There were three things that I really took from this audiobook. 1. Just because the relationship starts off exciting and thrilling. Doesn’t mean the high will always be there and doesn’t guarantee longevity.
2. Watch out for those red flags. Don’t ignore the red flags. Your safety, your well-being and your peace of mind is more valuable than anything else.
Lastly, I’m trying not to give away the book. You could be the wrong one too the author discusses that. Listen to the audiobook. Trust me it’s worth listening to.

Really not much

He talk about black women to much I will not recommend this book at all.