"From Soul Mates to Roommates: A Tongue-in-Cheek Guide to Keeping the Spark Alive "

Looking for a hilarious yet insightful book to spice up your marriage? Look no further "From Soul Mates to Roommates" is the ultimate guide to transforming your once passionate relationship into a mundane cohabitation adventure. This book is not just a bridal shower gift; it's a survival kit for couples looking to add some excitement back into their lives

Dr. Caroline Madden, marriage therapist takes you on a journey through the pitfalls of long-term relationships with wit and wisdom. With her direct and straightforward style, she spills the secrets of why good relationships go bad and provides practical solutions to keep the flames burning.

Whether you're a newlywed couple navigating the early stages of marriage or a seasoned duo facing the dreaded roommate syndrome, this book has something for everyone. Inside, you'll discover:

The real reason why most date nights end in disappointment (hint: it's not what you think )
Surprising insights into what intimacy means to men (prepare for some eye-opening revelations )
Tips and tricks for the stay-at-home spouse to keep the romance alive amidst daily routines.
Proven strategies for reigniting the physical passion that's been lost along the way.
How everyday criticism unknowingly chips away at your partner's sense of love and appreciation.

But this book isn't all seriousness and solemn advice. Caroline Madden infuses humor into her marriage counsel, ensuring you'll be entertained as you learn how to rekindle the fire. Discover how laughter, quality time, and a dash of silliness can be the secret ingredients to surviving even the toughest times.

Perfect for bridal showers and wedding gifts, "From Soul Mates to Roommates" is a must-have for any couple looking to keep their marriage alive. So, grab a copy today and embark on a delightful journey toward rediscovering the love, passion, and joy that first brought you together

How to Go from Soul Mates to Roommates in 10 Easy Steps - pokkari, Englanti, 2014