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'His Needs, Her Needs: Building an Affair-Proof Marriage' by Willard F. Harley Jr. delves into the concept that meeting a spouse's five basic emotional needs is crucial in preventing the temptation of an affair. Through practical advice, the author guides couples in understanding and fulfilling each other's needs to strengthen their marriage. The writing style is straightforward and relatable, providing tools and insights for couples to navigate the complexities of relationships.
In 1978 I was asked to teach a thirteen-week course on marriage at the church I attended. The topic was: what must a couple do to stay happily married? The Christian Education Director tape-recorded t...- #2
'All Your Perfects' by Colleen Hoover is a heartfelt and engaging story that delves into the struggles and challenges faced by a couple dealing with infertility. The plot alternates between past and present, showcasing the raw and realistic journey of Quinn and Graham's marriage. The writing style is described as thought-provoking, emotional, and beautifully written, with a multi-dimensional plot that keeps readers invested in the characters' story.
That thought plagues me during the entire ride up the elevator to Ethan’s floor. Vincent has been my favorite doorman since Ethan moved into this apartment building. He always smiles and chats with me... - #3
In "Love Her or Lose Her," Rosie and Dom, a married couple, face challenges in their relationship due to lack of communication and emotional intimacy. Rosie decides to leave Dom, seeking to fulfill her dream of owning a restaurant and longing for a deeper connection. Through therapy and support from friends, Rosie and Dom navigate their troubled marriage, rediscovering their love and commitment to each other. The book explores themes of love languages, second chances, and personal growth, with a focus on the couple's journey towards understanding and supporting each other.
Really, that’s what her name tag should have read, instead of COSMETICS CONSULTANT. In order to fulfill that title, someone would be required to consult her first, right? Problem was, no one ever aske...
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The Divorce by Nicole Strycharz tells the story of a couple, Jenzy and Chris, who have been married for seven years but their relationship turns sour when Chris starts to ignore and insult Jenzy. After asking for a divorce, Jenzy makes Chris grovel to win her back, while exploring themes of communication issues, emotional affairs, and the struggle to rebuild a broken marriage. The book delves into realistic portrayals of marriage troubles, self-discovery, and the complexities of relationships, with a writing style that keeps readers engaged and emotionally invested in the characters' journey.
When I came into the restaurant to see Moses waiting on me I felt some of my nerves settle. He’d become my friend first, even in the few weeks we’d been talking. I went his way and soaked up the glory... - #5
'Forbidden Love' by Karen Robards is a historical romance novel set in the Regency era, focusing on the controversial relationship between Megan, a young spirited woman, and Justin, an honorable nobleman who becomes obsessed with his ward. The story unfolds with themes of obsession, forbidden desires, misunderstandings, and the consequences of societal norms. The writing style is described as capturing the tension and emotions between the characters, with some readers praising the author's ability to create a captivating and steamy romance.
Even the knowledge that he would be damned for all time couldn't have kept Justin from obeying. His mouth took hers hungrily, but even under the sudden onslaught of possession he was careful not to hu... - #6
'The Fat Woman's Joke' by Fay Weldon is a book that delves into the lives of unlikeable characters dealing with shallow social structures and expressing their deeper needs. The story is told through alternating scenes, showcasing the characters' destructive and unpleasant behaviors while highlighting the underlying themes of societal expectations and personal desires.
The book is written in a unique style consisting entirely of dialogue, with no context provided, making it challenging for readers to keep track of the conversations and the characters involved. The plot revolves around Esther, the wronged wife, and her husband Alan, as they navigate their deteriorating marriage due to a slimming diet decision, leading to irritable and argumentative situations that involve the husband's mistress and other supporting characters.
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'The Seduction' in the 'Georgian' series by Julia Ross follows the story of Alden Granville Strachen, a Viscount who has lost everything in a game of cards and must now seduce a young widow named Juliet Seaton as part of a wager to win back his property. The plot unfolds as Alden attempts to seduce Juliet while she remains guarded and suspicious of his intentions. As the story progresses, the characters of Alden and Juliet evolve, revealing deeper layers of their personalities and pasts. The writing style transitions from a slow, romantic read in the beginning to a fast-paced, intriguing narrative that keeps readers engaged till the end.
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'Forgotten Sweethearts' by Melissa Bender is a second chance romance novel that follows the story of Gabby and Brody, a married couple dealing with a troubled relationship. The book explores their journey of rediscovering love and trust after facing issues like lack of communication, trust issues, and the threat of divorce. Set in Tasmania, the story delves into the complexities of marriage, family dynamics, and the struggles of balancing personal life and career.
Quietly, my knuckles rapped against the wood before I reached down and turned the knob. Pushing the door open, I began to walk inside his office. My husband sat behind his large wooden desk, a soft gl... - #9
'Dungeon Daddy' by Golden Angel revolves around the married couple Jax and Esther who face a rough patch when Esther suspects Jax of cheating on her due to his long working hours. Instead of giving up on their marriage, Esther decides to fight for it, leading to a journey of rediscovering love, trust, and communication between a Daddy Dom and his Babygirl. The storyline delves into real-life marital issues, miscommunication, self-discovery, and the complexities of maintaining a long-lasting romance, all portrayed with emotional depth and relatable characters. Golden Angel's writing style brings out the struggles and growth of the characters, making the readers feel immersed in their journey.
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'True Spies' in the series 'Lord and Lady Spy' by Shana Galen follows the story of Elinor, a wife who discovers her husband, Winn, is a spy for the crown and decides to join him in his adventures. explores their complex marriage, filled with misunderstandings, neglect, and a lack of communication. As Elinor embarks on a journey of self-discovery and espionage, she finds herself entangled in dangerous plots against England, testing her loyalty to her country and her love for her husband. The writing style is described as fast-paced, with a mix of romance, adventure, and humor, creating an engaging and thrilling read for the readers.
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