Marguerite De Lyon

How to Cure a Sexless Marriage: Guide - Novel Marguerite De Lyon

Publisher Marketing: How to Cure A Sexless Marriage Lolita and Michael are - in many ways - a fairly typical couple. They meet from a lucky online matchup, and quickly fall in love, before pursuing a whirlwind romance that ends in marriage. But, unfortunately, it's not all happily ever after for the couple. Fairly soon Lolita is dismayed to find that they've stopped having sex, and indeed stopped being intimate with one another at all. Lolita and Michael fall into a sexless marriage - a situation that will be familiar to almost ten percent of married couples in the western world, and one that gives them every cause for despair. This guide explores the reasons for a sexless marriage, and suggests ways in which to remedy it, and fight against its corrosive effect on the love between a married couple. Read on to find out how Lolita and Michael resolve their differences... and also to discover tips, tricks and secrets that will enable you to put a sexless marriage back on the tracks, as well as build new and closer bonds with your partner, and ensure that you both have a mutually loving and sexually fulfilling relationship that will last for many years to come. In equal parts a novel and a guide, "How to Cure a Sexless Marriage" is a crucial read for anyone unhappy in their sexless or newly non-intimate relationship. Contributor Bio:  De Lyon, Marguerite Marguerite de Lyon Marguerite de Lyon is a Paris-born author with a powerful true story of love, heartbreaking betrayal, and a desperate attempt to make a new life for herself. Marguerite Petite who was born into a family of six other children, one sister, the rest of whom were boys. At the age of 16, her sister was sent by her extremely strict Catholic mother to be a missionary in Africa. After her sister's arrival however, it became known that she was being regularly molested and raped, yet nothing could be done for her and she was never heard from again. Causing major psychological and emotional scarring at a very young age. Determined to not let this nightmare repeat itself, Marguerite found refuge in her first boyfriend Maurice, who she met at the age of 19. Irresistibly charming, handsome and caring, Marguerite knew Maurice would be the perfect ticket away from her overbearing mother, and she finally vowed to leave her harsh family life behind. She made her escape and never saw her mother or siblings again. Unfortunately, all Marguerite was really doing was trading one harsh master for another. Maurice soon forced Marguerite into a life of prostitution, making her a favorite among French ministers and heads of state, including the prime minister himself. Eventually, she opened "The Abbey," a highly discreet brothel for French elites within the government, as well as ministers, doctors, lawyers and priests who all came to regularly call on Madame Marguerite. Eventually Marguerite came to embrace her life in the sex industry, and turned The Abbey into one of the most elite, exclusive brothels in all of France. In spite of her success, there was always something in the back of her mind that made her wonder if this is what the rest of her life would look like. Just as suddenly as Marguerite was thrust into the dark world of French prostitution, so was she given an opportunity to flee: a client quietly slipped her a passport, visa and airline ticket for the United States. And so, just as she bravely escaped the iron clutches of her mother as a child, so now she would she once again flee a life of imprisonment and slavery for the New World and another chance at starting over. Today, Marguerite has two sons and lives in the beautiful city of Carlsbad, California. Sitting in her home not far from the seemingly endless sunny beaches along the Pacific Ocean.