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From Eyes of Liz by Wizard Liz: Why I Should Have Listened to Every Warning Sign – And What I Learned
  • From Eyes of Liz by Wizard Liz: Why I Should Have Listened to Every Warning Sign – And What I Learned
  • From Eyes of Liz by Wizard Liz: Why I Should Have Listened to Every Warning Sign – And What I Learned
From Eyes of Liz by Wizard Liz: Why I Should Have Listened to Every Warning Sign – And What I Learned

From Eyes of Liz by Wizard Liz: Why I Should Have Listened to Every Warning Sign – And What I Learned

$27.00

A Raw, Real-Time Survival Guide for Women Facing Heartbreak, Betrayal, and the Fear of Doing It Alone.

If you are holding this book, there is a reason.

Maybe you are sitting alone at night, feeling the weight of a secret you never expected to carry. Maybe you are in the final months of pregnancy, terrified of what comes next. Maybe you are trapped in a relationship that doesn’t feel right, or you have finally left and are trying to remember who you are without him.

In To Every Woman Reading This, author Liz Wizard doesn’t write from a distant, healed past. She writes from the trenches. Written in real-time while eight months pregnant and navigating the devastating aftermath of infidelity, this book is a lifeline for any woman who has been betrayed when she was most vulnerable.

This is not just a memoir; it is a mirror for your own story.

Whether you are dealing with a toxic relationship, preparing for single motherhood, or trying to heal from narcissistic abuse and manipulation, Liz’s honest, unpolished voice will remind you that you are not alone. She strips away the shame of staying too long, the guilt of missing red flags, and the paralyzing fear of the unknown.

In this empowering guide to healing and self-discovery, you will learn how to:

  • Spot the Patterns of Toxicity: Understand the subtle red flags, manipulation tactics, and "love bombing" that keep strong women trapped in controlling relationships.

  • Survive Betrayal During Pregnancy: Navigate the unique, shattering pain of discovering infidelity while expecting, and find the strength to prioritize yourself and your baby.

  • Prepare for Single Motherhood: Practical, emotional, and spiritual advice for facing the financial and emotional reality of raising a child alone—without fear.

  • Rebuild Your Self-Worth: Learn to forgive yourself for the choices that led you here and start building a life that is authentically yours.

  • Move Forward (Even When You’re Scared): Discover why healing doesn’t mean waiting for the storm to pass—it means learning to dance in the rain.

To Every Woman Reading This by Liz Wizard is the book you need when the fairy tale ends and real life begins. It is for the woman who is tired of being silent, tired of being strong for everyone else, and ready to reclaim her power.

Don’t wait for the "perfect" time to heal.
If you are looking for books on infidelity recovery, emotional abuse, or inspiration for single moms, this raw and honest account will help you find your footing again.

 

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"This Changed How I See My Worth"

Reading this completely shifted how I value myself in relationships. The rawness of the perspective made me uncomfortable at first, but that discomfort was necessary. It's like someone finally gave me permission to stop accepting less than I deserve. The emotional honesty throughout is piercing, no fluff, no spiritual bypassing. Just real talk about self-respect and boundaries. Reading this completely shifted how I value myself in relationships. The rawness of the perspective made me uncomfortable at first,... Reading this completely shifted how I value myself in relationships. The rawness of the perspective made me uncomfortable at first, but that discomfort was necessary. It's like someone finally gave me permission to stop accepting less than I deserve. The emotional honesty throughout is piercing, no fluff, no spiritual bypassing. Just real talk about self-respect and boundaries.

ASarah Mitchell

"Finally, Someone Gets It"

I've read so much advice about healing and moving on, but this is different. It doesn't just tell you to leave a bad situation, it shows you why you stayed in the first place and what needs to shift inside you. The voice is direct and sometimes harsh, but it's the kind of harsh that feels like a wake up call from someone who actually cares about your growth. I've read so much advice about healing and moving on, but this is different. It doesn't just tell you to... I've read so much advice about healing and moving on, but this is different. It doesn't just tell you to leave a bad situation, it shows you why you stayed in the first place and what needs to shift inside you. The voice is direct and sometimes harsh, but it's the kind of harsh that feels like a wake up call from someone who actually cares about your growth.

Jessica Torres

"A Mirror I Didn't Know I Needed"

This held up a mirror to patterns I've been repeating for years. The way it breaks down codependency and people-pleasing felt uncomfortably accurate. I found myself highlighting constantly because so many sentences felt like they were written specifically for my situation. It's confrontational in the best way This held up a mirror to patterns I've been repeating for years. The way it breaks down codependency and people-pleasing... This held up a mirror to patterns I've been repeating for years. The way it breaks down codependency and people-pleasing felt uncomfortably accurate. I found myself highlighting constantly because so many sentences felt like they were written specifically for my situation. It's confrontational in the best way

Amanda Rodriguez

"Spiritual But Grounded"

What sets this apart is how it balances faith and spirituality with practical psychology. It talks about destiny and being chosen, but always ties it back to concrete actions and emotional responsibility. It's not toxic positivity, it's real spiritual growth that requires you to do the inner work. What sets this apart is how it balances faith and spirituality with practical psychology. It talks about destiny and being... What sets this apart is how it balances faith and spirituality with practical psychology. It talks about destiny and being chosen, but always ties it back to concrete actions and emotional responsibility. It's not toxic positivity, it's real spiritual growth that requires you to do the inner work.

Sophia Chen

"The Tough Love I Needed"

I was in a cycle of chasing validation when I came across this. It didn't coddle me or make me feel better temporarily. Instead, it challenged me to examine my own behavior and complicity in my pain. The message is firm: you have more power than you think, and staying stuck is a choice. That hit different. I was in a cycle of chasing validation when I came across this. It didn't coddle me or make me... I was in a cycle of chasing validation when I came across this. It didn't coddle me or make me feel better temporarily. Instead, it challenged me to examine my own behavior and complicity in my pain. The message is firm: you have more power than you think, and staying stuck is a choice. That hit different.

Michelle Davis

"Cuts Through the Noise"

There's so much conflicting advice out there about relationships and self-worth, but this cuts through all of it. The perspective is clear and unapologetic. It's not trying to be likable or appeal to everyone, it's trying to be honest. That authenticity is refreshing and rare. There's so much conflicting advice out there about relationships and self-worth, but this cuts through all of it. The perspective... There's so much conflicting advice out there about relationships and self-worth, but this cuts through all of it. The perspective is clear and unapologetic. It's not trying to be likable or appeal to everyone, it's trying to be honest. That authenticity is refreshing and rare.

Leah Bennett

"A Turning Point"

I genuinely believe I wouldn't have left my toxic situation without reading this. It provided the permission and the framework I needed to prioritize myself. The writing style is accessible but profound. It reads like advice from a wise friend who won't let you settle for crumbs anymore. I genuinely believe I wouldn't have left my toxic situation without reading this. It provided the permission and the framework... I genuinely believe I wouldn't have left my toxic situation without reading this. It provided the permission and the framework I needed to prioritize myself. The writing style is accessible but profound. It reads like advice from a wise friend who won't let you settle for crumbs anymore.

Victoria Lopez

"Emotionally Intelligent and Unforgiving"

The intelligence behind this perspective is evident on every page. It understands trauma, attachment styles, and patterns without making excuses for bad behavior, yours or anyone else's. It's compassionate toward your pain but unforgiving toward your excuses. That balance is powerful. The intelligence behind this perspective is evident on every page. It understands trauma, attachment styles, and patterns without making excuses... The intelligence behind this perspective is evident on every page. It understands trauma, attachment styles, and patterns without making excuses for bad behavior, yours or anyone else's. It's compassionate toward your pain but unforgiving toward your excuses. That balance is powerful.

Rebecca Adams

"This Rewired My Brain"

After absorbing this, I started seeing my relationships and my life differently. It's like someone handed me new lenses to view my choices through. The impact wasn't immediate—it was cumulative. Each section built on the last, creating this solid foundation of self-awareness that I still reference months later. After absorbing this, I started seeing my relationships and my life differently. It's like someone handed me new lenses to... After absorbing this, I started seeing my relationships and my life differently. It's like someone handed me new lenses to view my choices through. The impact wasn't immediate—it was cumulative. Each section built on the last, creating this solid foundation of self-awareness that I still reference months later.

Karen Williams

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