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Keys to the Kingdomby Alison A. Armstrong is book about relationships. It is written toward women, to help them understand the man in their life. It is mainly geared toward understanding your romantic partner, but can also be applied to work relationships and even to understanding family members such as brothers, uncles and fathers. The book presents the information in an entertaining story format.

I loaned this book to a friend who has been through several unsuccessful relationships. She called all excited after reading it saying that she now understood what she had been doing wrong all these years.

Keys to the Kingdom specifically tells about the stages a man goes through; Knight want-to-be or Page, Knight, Prince, King and Elder. There are also some good tips and information that applies to any stage such as ‘Do Not Interrupt.’

Alison suggest that you count to 10 after your man finishes what he is saying as a man thinks differently than a woman and when you interrupt it derails him and he loses focus. You have changed the topic for him and he has to get his train going on a new track. A man likes to go deep and focused with laser-like thought whereas a woman tends to touch lightly on a lot of different areas. Also if your man keeps being cut off or interrupted he will stop talking altogether and you will never hear the best part.

I purchased this book after hearing Alison Armstrong in an interview. I was very impressed with what she knew about relationships and look forward to reading her other books.