Deb Miller's Forget the Fairy Tale and Find Your Happiness is a powerful memoir that encourages women to reevaluate the true meaning of happiness. As a child, Miller was taught that marrying a prince was the ultimate goal of every young woman. Society even reinforced her worldview that a woman’s key role is a mother, wife, and homemaker. While chasing this ideology, Miller marries Scott—her handsome and virile prince. Years later, they amicably got divorced due to irreconcilable differences. Her second marriage to Sergei, a charming Russian expatriate, was tumultuous and stressful. However, as her journey progressed, she steered her life from that of a homemaker to a top executive position, gradually realizing she did not need to conform to society's unrealistic expectations of happiness. Most importantly, she discovered that women can be happy, capable leaders while nurturing healthy, prosperous families.

Forget the Fairy Tale and Find Your Happiness offers women practical guidance and inspiration for developing independent, creative, and fulfilling lives. Deb Miller uses a heartwarming personal narrative to help her audience discover who they are and what they genuinely want in life. Thought-provoking, candid, and enlightening—this book is a valuable resource for women and young girls everywhere. It communicates the essential message that when women dare to be themselves by embracing their raw inner power, they can autonomously build an enjoyable and fruitful life without relying on others to achieve the life they deserve. Miller's narrative also illustrates the rewards of redefining oneself through accepting new possibilities and nurturing long-neglected talents. I recommend this book to single mothers and recently divorced women searching for innovation that goes beyond finding fulfillment exclusively in a relationship. This memoir is about tapping into the infinite power found deep inside your heart and mind. Read it today!