Love and War by John and Stasi Eldredge is a book not only for married couples but for those planning marriage. As the authors state, many young adults who get married today bring a lot of excess baggage into the marriage. John and Staci relate...

With this book the title says it all: Pleasing Your Partner: A Spiritual Guide to H.A.P.P.I.N.E.S.S. Toneal M. Jackson and her husband have been married almost ten years. For many of us that does not seem like a long time, and yet in that short...

I like the way the introduction to this book begins..."Pretend we are close friends and we are meeting for coffee. We sit at an outdoor cafe and visit all the while with a closeness that comes with knowing a friend's heart." Then in chapter 1...

From The ZEN GAME title I thought this book would be about the power of meditation and the values of Buddh's Eight Fold Path. However, the subtitle is more accurate; it is "How to Win at the Game of Life Without Selling Your Soul." Nancy Pristine...

Susie told Boyd she didn’t love him when he asked her to marry him. They were young and they had only dated three months. Boyd had enough love in him for both of them. He assured her that someday she would come to love him. Susie...

The old man grieved at the loss of his wife; they had planned to take a world tour but never seemed to have time. Doc and one of his friends took the tour, but at each stop something reminded him of his wife. At times...

This is quite an amazing story. A grandfather does not his grandson to go through life never knowing about his grandmother who died early in life. Through imagination or dreams the grandfather was able to transcend time with his grandson. He boy met his grandmother,...

Quiet Moments for Couples is a devotional designed to bring couples together. H. Norman Wright wrote this book over twenty years ago following a very painful time in his life. Mr. Wright states in his introduction that he and his now late wife...

A Piece of Cake by Linda S. Amstutz is a collection of her essays. The topics vary; each one will have you rolling on the floor in laughter. She begins her book with "My Last Party" in which she plans her own funeral. I could...

Judith Desjardins begins her book by sharing a dream or perhaps a nightmare. She was in her 50s and felt her life was stagnant. After an honest talk with herself, she began to reform. The use of personal experiences makes this a must read...