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Marriage: Until Death Do Us Part

J. Martin
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Pages
108
Year
2014
Language
English
Publisher
WestBow Press

About

Getting married should be one of the pinnacles of our lives, and developing a lasting relationship should be the main goal. Marriage is more than merely living together - it is living as one. But to live as one, every marriage needs the necessary tools such as: having the right person, being in the right position, using the right language, and developing the right relationship in order for us to stay together for a lifetime.

Marriage: Until Death Do Us Part begins with the story of a marriage in crisis and a wife who has reached her breaking point. DeBorah Sarrmon should have celebrated fifteen years of marital bliss, but instead, she found herself saying the one thing she vowed never to say, Isaia I want a divorce.

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  • Marriage & Long-Term Relationships
  • Family & Relationships
  • Adult Nonfiction

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