Infidelity Sleuth: A Female Private Eye Tells Women How to Uncover the Truth

by Julia Hartley Moore

A man will go to any length to hide an affair. But no matter how careful he is, there will always be telltale signs. Infidelity Sleuth tells women what to watch for and how to investigate suspicious behavior. It offers specific strategies for unraveling the clues, finding the proof, and dealing with the consequences of an affair. A complete introduction to all aspects of infidelity from a female private eye who has seen it all and caught them all,...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1569755256
• ISBN13: 9781569755259
• Release Date: January 2006
• Publisher: Ulysses Press
• Length: 214 Pages
• Weight: 0.50 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 5.5" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

buy this first!

I wish I had found this book when I began the long journey of discovering how betrayal and infidelity look. It is the most helpful, concise, well-written book on the subject that leaves you feeling whole, or at least on the way to being whole again. I would recommned this book to anyone who suspects, b/c your guts are almost always right, and to anyone who has just found out. Kudos to Ms. Moore. She has given women (and men) some concrete ways to find out what you need to know, to look at the truth about your spouse and yourself, and to make necessary decisions.

Worthwhile advice but be sure you truly WANT to know the truth

Here's my theory: Many spouses instinctively sense, perhaps even subconsciously, when their mates are cheating. Yet they buy the excuses, deny the telltale signs and pretend that all is normal. Or they think, "What I don't know can't hurt me" or "Cheat, just don't tell me." That is why I'd caution those who purchase this book to be sure they , really want to know if their spouse is being unfaithful. If you would be shocked to discover he is cheating, you aren't ready to know. If you aren't prepared to really deal with the truth, good or bad, you aren't ready. This may seem crazy but there are couples who are willing to put up with cheating as long as it isn't blatant and they aren't told about it. It is the "I don't want to know" mindset or perhaps the "If I don't know, I don't care". They suspect, but they don't want the truth. If you DO care, then this book will help you do some detective work and look for signs of unfaithfulness. Written by a private eye, you are given tips and tricks that could save you the trouble of hiring someone. Just be sure you know what you'll do after that!

very positive

Straight talking no nonsense book written for women. There are so many books for men on how to be players and how to score etc. but should women simply emulate men to get ahead in the world of relationships? This is a book to support self esteem and regain power during times of despair. Mostly the self-help genre seems goofy and pseudo-psychological. This by contrast is pretty common sense.