Mary Farrar

I'd like to begin by pointing out that this is a Christian book. (I didn't find that immediately obvious from the book's title, etc.) This, of course, will be either a pro or a con, depending on the reader's own worldview. I suspect that the majority of the book will simply not make sense to a reader who is not coming from this perspective. With that said, I believe it is a good read for Christian wives.

Sexuality is a topic often overlooked by the church today. It's treated as taboo, which means that any information we get on the subject tends to come from a worldly perspective. As a result, men struggle, women struggle with the fact that men struggle, and no one seems to know what to do about it. This book offers what I believe to be a very sound solution, overall.

If you are a man who struggles with sexual sin or temptation and wants to be understood, give your wife this book. If you're a wife who wants to stand beside her man in his fight, read this book (and understand that it is, more than likely, not personal! - it's just a guy thing).

The general structure of the book was not what I expected and was, in my opinion, a little confusing. But the overall message of the book was one I believe is desperately needed among Christian wives today.… (meer)