Dear Future Husband
Grace Kao Ong
Paperback, 196 pp., $12.99
Tate Publishing (March 20, 2010)

She didn’t know him at the time, but she trusted that she would one day. So Grace Kao began her letters as a young adolescent and continued into adulthood—years of writing and wondering and waiting for the man that God would bring into her life. Journal entry after journal entry titled Dear Future Husband reveal the journey of author Grace Kao Ong from Miss to Mrs.
In Dear Future Husband, readers will be blessed to discover, along with Grace, that God’s timing is always perfect. It is not an easy road, but it is a love worth waiting for.

Get Thine House in Order
Dr. Michael A. Brown
Paperback, 108 pp., $13.99
WinePress Group (November 5th, 2009)

This work provides a theological and practical guide for improving family relationships. It addresses such issues as marital roles, communication, child-rearing, and other significant family issues.

The Man Whisperer
Rick Johnson
Paperback, 192 pp., $12.99
Revell (July 1, 2008)

What woman hasn’t decided her man could use some improvement? Rick Johnson shows women how they can use their considerable influence their men in positive ways, without nagging. A man whisperer is a woman who can use persuasion to help her man become his very best. With humor and plainspoken common sense, Johnson helps women deal creatively with those annoying little habits while focusing on building his strong points. He also shows women why some tactics just don’t work. Any woman who wants her marriage to be stronger will benefit from this enlightening book.

Duets: Still in the Word … Still in the Mood
John and Anita Renfroe
Hardcover, 240 pp., $16.99
David C. Cook (January 1, 2010)

Based on real couples in the Bible, these devotions ignite meaningful conversation—and more. Women will appreciate Duets because they long for their man to do something spiritual with them and because it provides the opportunity for emotional intimacy. Men will enjoy it because it links spiritual activity with physical intimacy and doesn’t take itself too seriously. Fun, lively, and deliciously spicy, Duets is sure to get couples laughing, sharing, and praying—deepening their unity, exploring new levels of intimacy, and learning to make ever more beautiful music together.

What Your Son Isn’t Telling You
Michael Ross and Susie Shellenberger
Paperback, 192 pp., $13.99
Bethany House (February 2010)

A rare look inside the world of teen boys, where measuring up as a man means conforming to a code of always being a tough guy, never showing weakness, and never expressing true feelings. Too many boys feel the constant pressure to prove themselves, especially among their friends. Deep inside they hunger for family support and connection–and long to be accepted by their peers. Each chapter of this must-read book is packed with real-life stories that will give parents a new understanding of what their sons aren’t telling them.