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It's easy enough to be a winner when things are going well, but what happens when things go badly, even tragically, wrong? How do winners cope with things like redundancy, unemployment, bereavement and pure "bad luck", and is it worthwhile trying to win when the odds seem stacked against us? Thornley and Lees - the authors of "How to Be a Winner", "More Ways to Win" and "Winning with Words" have dealt with winning in a favourable climate - now turn their attention to the ways in which people can win when disaster strikes. It's never too late to start winning. Presented in a light-hearted style, the book is nevertheless a serious guide, based on the personal experiences of the authors and others. Included is a list of useful addresses for anyone who needs a helping hand.