Family and Relationships

This book gives the details of how to have a successful relationship with one’s woman. It is very practical with many interesting examples to illustrate each point. The author is proud to say that he has had tremendous success abiding by the suggestions outlined in the book. The book can serve as a guide for men desiring to improve their relationship with their women. The book can be of assistance to both single and married men.

The book The Long-Life Marriage gives instructions to prepare adults for the future steps towards the blessedness of love in marriage. It also demonstrates that the couple should know how to express their thankfulness and to build their sexual relationship in order to extend the spiritual growth day by day. In other words, marriage should lie beyond human measurements to modify the unique contract and refresh the feelings of love. This brings the issue of continuing and deepening the belonging with Christ, and empowers the couple to interpret the family life together.

Just In Case I Should Go speaks the emotions, love, worries and dreams of a mother for her daughter. Raising her single handedly, distant from family, coming home exhausted and having to forgo her tiredness to play with her girl in their lonesomeness help to show the spirit and uncanny strength of character of a mother fighting with the little she has to anchor her daughter’s future.

Reading this story you will share the motherly love urging the little girl to be nothing less than the most she can be. It will give you a glimpse of two lives so intertwined with love. Life realities (not knowing when she would go), decides the mother to write her love for her daughter hoping in this way her love will outlive her and her girl can always feel it when she is no longer there to see her daughter reach her destiny.

This is a story for children, young ladies, encouraging them to reach deep to their undeniable goodness; hold on to their best and pursue their dreams with confidence.

For parents it is more than a story – it gives form and substance to lives many live daily for their children. It’s a life experience!

Just In Case I Should Go is about the love, courage and remarkable strength of character of a woman!

This book guides you through an active vacation for families of any size. A unique book that will take you through the planning stages, packing, daily activities, and the trip home. It is a vacation that is organized, creative, relaxing, educational, and fun! You will encounter personal discovery, family communication techniques, goals, and dreams.

After the devastation of a miscarriage wore off, we decided to pursue the possibility of adopting a child. We subsequently adopted two lovely children. The process was so complicated, cumbersome and costly that I decided to write a book on it to help others through the process and minimize the complications, cost and cumbersome paperwork. Helpful bullet points are at the end of each chapter.

One out of three women will suffer violence in her lifetime. Male batterer’s thinking must be changed in order for the violence to stop.

This third and final book in the “Sweet Dreams” trilogy features the adventures of young Alexis Carter, great-granddaughter of Jack Sweeney, and her quest to master the equestrian art of barrel racing. Finally realizing her dream of owning what she considers to be the perfect barrel horse, problems for the headstrong teen just seem to escalate, as she encounters a battle of the wills with her demanding trainer who questions her overconfidence and stubbornness. Despite this, the feisty young rider is unwavering in her dogged attempt to pursue her mission of becoming a winning barrel racer, and faces each obstacle with willful determination.

The final chapters bring a close to the Sweeney family saga, a story that has been enjoyed and followed by many faithful readers for the past four years.

“UNTIL DEATH DO WE PART” explains the seriousness of the wedding vows. It also gives direction and guidance as to what to do before and after you get married. This dynamic anointed book also gives insight as to what to do if problems occur. The book talks about separation, divorce, and responsibilities of the husband and wife. If you are going through tough times in marriage or need direction purchase “UNTIL DEATH DO WE PART” by Elder Don A. Henson.

Set in the notoriously poor Appalachian region of Kentucky, this story chronicles the life of Sheila and her seven siblings as they experience one tragedy after another. After her coal mining father passes away at an early age, Sheila and her family struggle to survive under the direction of a mother who can often provide little more than beans and cornbread for long stretches of time. As the family weathers tragedy after tragedy, the siblings believe they have seen it all until Sheila must face the most difficult trial of all, Lou Gehrig’s disease. Experience the true meaning of what it means to struggle and triumph as a family in this tale of how one group of siblings must come of age in the grip of poverty.

This is the true story of Ron Gebo, born in Norwich, Connecticut. His life started out with complications during his birth. When the doctor asked his father who did he want to save, if it came down to it, he told the doctor, “Save my wife.” To say the least Ron’s family was dysfunctional, many broken homes, having moved sixteen times, in sixteen years and countless different schools. Ron developed very bad behavior traits, living mostly in Danielson, Connecticut, which was a borough of Killingly. Danielson was a depressed town in the 1960s and 70s when this young man was growing up. The mills that once produced fruitfully were now closed or closing. Unemployment was sky high, along with alcoholism and drug abuse. As you read this book you will be able to see what makes a delinquent with the nickname of Ronster the Monster.