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WINNERS ANNOUNCED!

Congratulations to the three winners of The Why Chromosome Giveaway! Susan from Salisbury, MD; Kathleen from Osprey, FL; and Theodore from Woodland Hills, CA - Congrats!

When we read "What woman hasn’t been dazed, confused, or downright dumbfounded by a man’s behavior at some point in her life?", we kind of knew exactly what the authors of The Why Chromosome were talking about--and we wanted to read more--because this advice book lets women in on a few secrets, straight from men themselves (in this case, Miles Eriksen and Ryan Vaughn), with Emily White carefully and dutifully representing all of the burning questions women have about why men act the way they do. Whether newly single, recently coupled, long married, or anything in between, The Why Chromosome is a refreshing and humorous read for all. Now enter for your chance to win your own copy because we don't want to give up ours!

PRIZES:

Three (3) winners will each receive:

• Copy of the book The Why Chromosome: Unraveling the Mystery of the Modern Mengima
  

ABOUT THE BOOK

The Why Chromosome is an advice/self-help book that takes a humorous look at current dating and relationship dynamics. Using a Q&A format, it explores forty of the most pressing questions about men and the way they handle the opposite sex. From meeting, dating, and relationships to breakups and sex, The Why Chromosome gives both parties a fair chance: it is written from the female perspective (Emily White) and rebutted with an answer straight from the source -- a man. Well, in this case two men: authors Mikles Eriksen and Ryan Vaughn. In response to each therory a self-described good guy and his bad boy counterpart give women the low down on some of men's most messed up and mystifying behaviors.

• Visit the website: www.thewhychromosomebook.com
• Buy the book on CreateSpace.com or Amazon.com

ABOUT THE AUTHORS

Emily White is the quintessential single girl and has enough dating horror stories to fill at least ten volumes of The Encyclopedia Britannica. Though
she’s had her heart broken a few times, Emily refuses to become jaded and always chooses to see the good in men. As the eldest of four girls,
she is a professional big sister and has nursed several of her girlfriends from heartbreak back to happiness. She has a degree in political science from Loyola Marymount University, an affinity for champagne, and an adorable cat named Franz, though she is definitely not a “cat lady”.

Miles Eriksen is your typical good guy. He loves his mom, flosses daily, and has never cheated on a girlfriend or his taxes. But don’t be fooled by the
Dockers-wearing facade, underneath the nice guy exterior Miles is an adventure seeker at heart. In addition to being a former firefighter, filmmaker, avid surfer, and climbing Mt. Everest , he has also dated some seriously crazy chicks, which is truly the ultimate adrenaline rush.

Ryan Vaughn is not really a bad boy. He talks about his feelings, cries at movies, kisses babies, loves track lighting, and never waits more than two
and a half days to call a woman back. He has never broken up with a woman, made her cry, and then bragged about it to his friends—and if anyone has told you a story that describes this or any other so-called bad boy tendencies, they are complete fabrications. Ryan has instructed in math and writing at the community college and university levels and holds an undergraduate math degree from the US Air Force
Academy and a professional screenwriting certificate from UCLA.