Kiss Me Again!

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So, last night I was laying in bed writing this post in my head over and over. Instead of sleeping peacefully I was frantically trying to rewrite what I had originally written about the latest book I've read. Truly, I hate it when that happens. My mind refuses to rest some nights while it writes and contemplates over and over items that need doing, things of the day, or ideas that I have circulating around in my brain. But mainly, I think the reason I kept going over this post was because of the topic of this new book review: Sex.

We happen to live in a very sex friendly culture and yet we still rarely talk about sex in our homes, with our spouses, our immediate families, or our friends. It is a topic that, for as blatantly demonstrated on media as it is, still gets "shushed" - why? This is the question that kept rolling around in my head last night. How come?

Recently, I received a copy of "Kiss me Again: Restoring Lost Intimacy in Marriage" by Barbara Wilson. Ladies this is a book for you. Although a few spouses might join in the read it is really a book written for women. It addresses a lot of questions that many women have and struggle with in regards to both sex and intimacy. But more than that is also helps us look at the question of why we keep sex and intimacy quiet in our marriage. Is it necessary? Can we make our homes passionate? Good questions to ask yourself and be ready to work at the answers. This book is not just a read. It is a workbook with checklists, and to do items. Once you get to the end however....well, let's just say that it really helps you to take strong look at yourself and your personal perspective of your intimate life!

To order this book from the publisher click here.

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Disclaimer: This book was provided for review by the WaterBrook Multnomah Publishing Group.

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