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The Flirtation Experiment (Review and Giveaway)

 



From popular Christian voices, Lisa Jacobson and Phylicia Masonheimer,

The Flirtation Experiment inspires you to strengthen your marriage with

a fun, unexpected approach that leads to the depth, richness,

and closeness you desire. 

• After reading The Flirtation Experiment, wives will:


• be filled with hope and encouragement for how they can make a powerful,  positive change in their marriages, 

• become empowered to pursue their husbands romantically, 

• understand the Bible invites women to be proactive in their marriages,

• be motivated to consistently love in creative ways, and 

• forge closeness and intimacy in their marriages.


What I love about this book is that it is written by two authors. One of the younger generation that has only been married a few years and one that is more seasoned with kids (whom I find I can relate to the most). Both perspectives reach a different generation but women from any generation can absolutely glean from both! This book is practical and teaches you how to reach your husband individually, it is not a set formal (do this and you will see this) but it is encouraging and inspiring.


Download the first two chapters FREE here.

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Please note: This giveaway is limited to US winners only. 


Disclosure:  

Many thanks to HarperCollins Christian Publishing for providing this product

and product information for review. Opinions are 100% my own.

I did receive the product in exchange for this review and post.


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