Does your partner often make you feel guilty and worthless?

Do you get the feeling that your thoughts and desires no longer matter?

Does your partner often make you feel that you're not good enough?

It looks like you're the victim of a narcissist.

Narcissists are often irresistibly charming when you first meet them. They shower you with affection until you fall in love... and then you're trapped. Behind the charming facade, there's a ruthless abuser who withdraws their love whenever you dare disobey. They want to control you because control feeds their sick ego.

Narcissistic abuse can be very subtle, but it can still ruin your self-esteem and self-worth - and recovery can take years. So, if you suspect that your partner or parent is a narcissist, take action as soon as possible - your mental health depends on it! First of all, read this comprehensive book by Cecilia Overt.

• How to recognize a narcissist even if they pretend to love you
• How narcissists manipulate their victims (this chapter will be painfully relatable!)
• How to defend yourself against narcissists by exploiting their vulnerabilities
• Why narcissism tends to run in families - and how to break the curse
• How to recover from narcissistic abuse and rebuild your mental toughness

You may be anxious about confronting the narcissist in your life, especially if they're a very close person like a partner or a parent. After all, you may have to face difficult decisions, up to cutting that person out of your life. However, remember that you're literally saving yourself from a person with a dangerous mental disorder. This book will provide you with step-by-step strategies and emotional support so that you can do what's best for you and recover successfully.

Break free from the evil spell.