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Book SynopsisRebecca Vandoodewaard of The Christian Pundit blogsite gives Biblical advice for women who are in a relationship, who wish to be in a relationship, or who struggle in an imperfect marriage by addressing the spiritual, emotional, mental, physical and relational effects of intimacy and answering questions for the single or married such as: Where does love fit in? and, How do I fit in?
Trade ReviewIf you are a single woman, this may be the most important book you read this year... Heed the warnings in this book, be fortified by its encouragements, and give an ear to its sound biblical advice. As a pastor in a university church, I would place this book in the hands of every single young woman I could. And as a father, this is a book that I will ask my daughter to prayerfully read from cover to cover.
-- Jason Helopoulos (Senior Pastor, University Reformed Church, East Lansing, Michigan)
With kindness and truth woven together, she unpacks the long-term mental, emotional, physical and spiritual impact of marriage. This book is a valuable and much needed resource for women.
-- Melissa B. Kruger (author and director of Women’s Initiatives for The Gospel Coalition)
Finally, a book for the woman wondering if she has found the right man for a life-long commitment... This book is a must read for any woman thinking about marriage, in a marriage now, or helping others towards a life-long biblical romance that echoes the love of Christ for His Bride and her joyous "Yes!" to Him. Buy it! Read it! Use it! I know I will.
-- Jani Ortlund (Author, speaker, wife of Ray Ortlund & Executive Vice President, Renewal Ministries, Franklin, Tennessee)
Any unmarried women, whether being romantically pursued or not, needs to read this book! Through writing and speaking on Christian courtship myself, I have read a stack of books on this topic and can say this has to be one of my favourites.
-- Rowina Sedler- www.rubyintherough.co.uk
... In a very direct and honest way, this book touches every area of a Christian marriage... Quite literally, there is something worthwhile on every single page.
-- Free Church of Scotland Youth Magazine
