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Written by marriage therapists Drs. Les and Leslie Parrott, this adaptation of a popular Zondervan title (more than 250,000 sold) shows couples the three ingredients of romantic love, how to fight a good fight, two skills for instant communication, and more. The award-wining authors who have appeared on Oprah and in USA Today show you how to make your marriage all it was meant to be.

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If you are thinking about moving to the United States as the spouse of an American citizen, this book is for you. While most immigration books can only be understood by lawyers, this book is different. The author, an immigration lawyer, describes the American immigration process using everyday English and many examples. Chapter One describes what is a marriage in the eyes of the American immigration system. Chapters Two through Five cover specific t (more…)

Love is a wonderful thing… Well, it’s supposed to be anyway. Now, why would some people ever want to mess up a good thing? It boggles the mind. But it’s a sad, sad thing that cheating between couples in a relationship has become a somewhat tolerated vice as commonplace as smoking or drinking. But as a matter of principle, you are not going to put up with it! This book is your complete relationship manual about catching a cheating partner and how not to be cheated on. Fi (more…)

If I could get the man of my dreams, under my circumstances, anyone can! I was still married to my 1st husband, had three children, this new man that I loved didn’t love me back and he had two other women at the same time we were dating!Yet, somehow he chose me, with all of my baggage. Not only did I get my dream man, but my dream life! I live in a beautiful home, drive a gorgeous car, he gives me whatever I need, but more importantly he gives me all the love and attention that (more…)

Amazon.com Review

Couples therapists often specialize in one or the other–sex or the relationship. It’s a ridiculous separation says marital and sex therapist David Schnarch, who believes sex is the all-telling barometer of a love relationship. Schnarch’s fundamental lesson is differentiation–the often threatening process of defining yourself as separate from your partner, which inevitably draws you closer to your partner than you ever dreamed possible. Schnarch uses dram (more…)