"Women I'm Not Married to" by Franklin P. Adams is a violation of traditional ideas about a woman's role in a man's life. The author shares his memories of important female figures who influenced his life and thinking, prompting the reader to think about the nature of the relationship between a man and a woman. This book is a frank conversation about attraction, friendship, betrayal and mutual understanding, distinguished by the author's courage to speak openly about relations between the sexes. "Women I'm Not Married To" offers the reader a deep analysis and a new look at the emotional connections between people, shading the song of her voice in a world of gender stereotypes and expectations.