Turning the spotlight onto the marital problems facing multiple couples, Married Strangers emphasizes how God must become the head of the house for marriages to thrive and survive.

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Date:February 21, 2009

Stacey

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I was really looking forward to reading Married Strangers by Dwan Abrams. Id never read her work before, and I was interested in finding a new authors perspective on marital conflict. I did not expect to be turned off so badly in the first 10 pages that I didnt care to continue reading. As I read, my brain screamed TMI (too much information)! Rather than building the relationship of Rayna and Bryce or even describing the conflict in a tasteful way, the author concentrates the first few pages on these characters sexual incompatibility in more detail than I like to see in my Christian fiction. Its not that Im so sheltered that I dont know these issues exist, I actually have a degree in psychology and have no problem being involved in such topical discussions. Its just that an entertaining read isnt where I want my mind opened to these things.Maybe its timing. Maybe Ill decide to pick this book up again in the future. But for now, Ill find my entertainment elsewhere.

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