When I first heard of the premise behind this book, I was ecstatic.
I mean who wouldn’t be ecstatic a book on how to grow and deepen your close
relationship and 30 days is the, it’s the magic pill we’ve all been looking for.
Some would say since it’s based around a 30 day set up that this would easily
be a good devotional book, however, for me and my hectic lifestyle that is not
the case. I tried several different ways to get involved with this book, and
none of them mainly really enjoyed this book.
I really wanted to like this
book; I just couldn’t do it. I found some of the stories to be interesting and
slightly entertaining, but found it hard to implement anything they were trying
to introduce to us as a reader. This book is also been previously released
before as Love at Last Sight; I
believe they chose to republish it under a different name due to the success of
the One Month to Live book written by
the same couple. While this is not the worst book I’ve read recently it’s also
not among the best. I would have a very hard time just recommending this to
someone seeking help for their relationships, because it gives the illusion
that it is a cure-all. However, this book does have its good points as long as
you’re willing to work with them; those points being at the end of every
chapter they offer a few actions or things to do to reach out and deepen your
relationships and to make them strong they call them “challenges”.
Out of a good conscience I cannot
fully recommend this book to someone trying to restore a relationship, but if
you’re looking from minor tune-up than this may be the book for you. By law
have to let you know that Waterbrook Press gave me a free copy of this book in
exchange for my review; there were no guarantees that it would be positive. To
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