Women Relationships Marriage

If you are tired of dating/relationship-elated books that are driven by emotions and social norms that can't explain why men do or say certain things in different situations, this is the book for you. A straight-to-the-point direct response to 27 questions that more than 100 real women had about men (with real-life examples to paint the picture) is what this book is all about. The author is a millennial who understands the modern dating culture of hookups situationships, and relationships.

What happens when good women try to forge the perfect relationship with imperfect men? In "Things We Shouldn't Do," passion, temptation, and desire collide in three captivating stories that test the boundaries of love and morality. First, meet Malone, a former competitive figure skater whose life takes a dark turn after a career-ending injury and a shattered marriage. As she navigates a world where financial help blurs the line between sugar-daddy relationships and something darker, Malone must confront her increasingly risky choices and murky ethics. Next we meet Charlsie, a rental car ...

As a farm girl in eastern Oregon, feeding bottles to bummer lambs and babysitting her little sister, Jackie Shannon Hollis expected to become a mother someday. After a series of failed relationships, she met Bill, the man she wanted to spend her life with. But he was a man who never wanted children. Saying I do meant saying I don't to a rite of passage her body had prepared her for since puberty.

In Strong Women, Strong Love: The Missing Manual for the Modern Marriage, licensed psychologist, Dr. Poonam Sharma, reveals how to effectively navigate the marriage problems you may have encountered... all while maintaining your self-confidence and strength as a woman.

Two friends, one fake marriage, and a pinky swear that their relationship will stay exactly the same… Nomi Hannon is down but not out, determined to put her life back together after a career-ending mishap. Running for city council is a step in the right direction. Too bad she just accidentally starred in a compromising photo that her squeaky-clean opponent is all too willing to use against her. Marrying the guy in the photo—her best friend, the only stable force in her life—will solve the problem. Right? Malone DuMar’s not looking for a wife, not after his ex-fiancée stole his ...

¿Tienes la sospecha de que ella te engaña con otro? ¿Su actitud cambio contigo? ¿ya no te besa ni te abraza como antes? Entonces este libro es para ti, aquí aprenderás a detectar cuáles son esas señales de que ella te engaña y te pone el cuerno y descubrir su infidelidad.

Thirty years later, something is wrong with Spence. The Great Man can’t concentrate; he falls asleep reading The New York Review of Books. With their daughter, Sarah, away at medical school, Pru must struggle on her own to care for him. One day, feeling especially isolated, Pru meets a man, and the possibility of new romance blooms. Meanwhile, Spence’s estranged son from his first marriage has come back into their lives. Arlo, a wealthy entrepreneur who invests in biotech, may be his father’s last, best hope.

Over the 20-year period that I was trapped in an abusive marriage, I left and reconciled with my husband many times before God gave me the courage to break free once and for all. I wanted to find a book that would soothe my troubled spirit and show me clearly the Scriptures that speak of God's heart for hurting and abused women. I could not find such a book and so, with the guidance of the Holy Spirit, I wrote this 40-day devotional. This devotional aims to comfort and uplift the hurting heart of any woman who, like me, was overwhelmed by the pain of an abusive marriage.

This story is about a woman, who seeks happiness through the pockets of wealthy men. She wanted to live her life, and her husband and kids were not included. Her "paper chase" leads her to have pride in her reckless decisions. Greed leads her to turn her back on her family. Her lust for a life she did not create tarnished her marriage. She was out to get every dollar she felt she deserved, and nothing or no one could stop her.

Are you looking for a Mr. Right for your life but failed? Stop now, it is not the right way. Choosing your life to find and attract a high-quality man will not change the person you are. It is impossible for anyone to be changed into a better person by just solely external forces. So first, you should start working on becoming Ms. Right to control your love life because a great man will not let go of a woman he deems as high value; then you will have secrets to keep the relationship fresh and to give your marriage long life.

When I think of poetry, I envision the classic works written by great poets of the past—poetry that modern educators often label as ‘elitist’ literature. Such writing may now be primarily found in private schools, especially those that are religious or uphold traditional standards of scholarship and merit. This is a tragedy. Great poetry should not belong solely to a select few; it should be the birthright of all children. Poetry is the language of the soul (consider the Psalms), and since we all possess souls, it is vital for everyone. This statement challenges the spiritual ...

Bess is happy and in love with her new husband Edward, a recent widow. However, when she plans a big celebration for Edward's birthday, this May-December romance goes into a tailspin. She quickly realizes that joining a family isn't going to be as easy as she thought. Especially when it comes to getting along with her step-daughter, Jojo, who can't seem to come to terms with her father's new marriage, all the while battling inner-demons of her own.

Old friends, new lovers… When Elliot reminds Libby Carter of the promise they made to each other when they were kids—that they’d marry each other if they were still single when they turned thirty—Libby sees a future for herself for the first time since the plane crash. But a secret she’s hiding makes it impossible for her to move forward. There’s no chance she could be a bride by her birthday on Christmas Eve. Is there? * Fans of Catherine Bybee’s Weekday Brides series are sure to love these small-town romances with plenty of sizzle!

In the spring of 1939, with the Second World War looming, two determined 24-year-olds, Heather Jenner and Mary Oliver, decided to open a marriage bureau. They found a tiny office on London's Bond Street and set about the delicate business of matchmaking. Drawing on the bureau's extensive archives, Penrose Halson - who many years later found herself the proprietor of the bureau - tells their story and the stories of their clients.

My name is Willow Asher. I am the casualty of bad relationships. I am one of the women who is lumped into those dire relationship statistics that randomly pop up on social media each day. There was a time when I would look at those staggering numbers, shake my head, and thank the universe that I never was in that position. That was a lifetime ago when I believed that all men were intrinsically good, and love was something that everyone was guaranteed. If Stephen King ever is in need of a new horror story idea, he should have a chat with me. I have some great material to share with him, and ...

Don't get the wrong idea; this book is all about empowering women to be great wives in loving marriages with incredible men! In this book, Why Marry a Man You Don't Need, Carmen Hope Thomas takes on the task of confronting sisters who have been successful in their career but not equally successful in their relationships.

Sharp, irreverent and very funny women's fiction for women who won't put up with being told to step aside! Isn't it about time we talked about you? Tessa, Sandra and Harriet have been best friends through first crushes, careers, marriage and the trials of motherhood. After 20 years of taking care of everyone else's every needs, they've found themselves hitting the big 5-0 and suddenly asking themselves, 'What about me?' Sandra has a sordid secret, and Harriet is landed with her ailing mother-in-law.

He's all mine for one night... It’s my thirtieth birthday. It’s also Valentine’s Day. I’m not sure which one sucks most. My best friend, Sarah, begged me to go out with her and her husband for dinner, but I’m not in the mood for celebration. I’ve worked hard all day, run for an hour, and now I plan to spend the evening alone playing video games and eating a whole tub of cookie dough ice cream. But when I get home, I discover a man sitting on the carpet in the corridor outside my penthouse apartment. He’s tall, gorgeous, wearing an expensive suit, and carrying the biggest ...

Many marriages are suffering because one person has a low sex drive, which causes the other partner to feel rejected, unloved, or dissatisfied with the physical intimacy. We can no longer be passive and watch our relationships wilt away! It is time to explore some of the causes and solutions to the problem of a low sex drive and time to learn from the journeys of other women, in order to find the solution that works best for each of us, to help us have a happier and healthier sex life.

Why is it often so tough for Christian couples to communicate? Many women find themselves feeling frustrated during conversations, while their husbands might seem to shut down and retreat. Can couples really connect without turning a simple discussion into a heated argument? And does the Bible offer any guidance on how to communicate effectively in marriage? In her eye-opening book, Is Marriage a Joke?, Tiffany Godfrey takes you on a thoughtful exploration of these challenges. With a relatable, woman-to-woman style, Tiffany uncovers the myths surrounding marital communication and offers ...