What I Never Knew When I Said I Do
A concise guide to maintaining a peaceful and loving relationship
Nonfiction, Family & Relationships, Relationships, Marriage, Love/Romance, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, Christian Life
| Author: | Bolaji Eyo | ISBN: | 9781788156837 |
| Publisher: | Onwards and Upwards | Publication: | July 1, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Onwards and Upwards eBook | Language: | English |
| Author: | Bolaji Eyo |
| ISBN: | 9781788156837 |
| Publisher: | Onwards and Upwards |
| Publication: | July 1, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Onwards and Upwards eBook |
| Language: | English |
- Is it possible to plan for a successful marriage?
- What are the signs of a healthy relationship?
- What are the most common mistakes to avoid?
- What if I become attracted to another man?
- How will children impact our marriage?
- How can we ensure that our love will last a lifetime?
A good relationship can be a bed of roses - but you still have to watch out for the thorns! This helpful guide to navigating the early years of marriage tackles head-on many of the common issues that young married couples face.
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Bolaji Eyo lives in Hertfordshire with her husband and two lovely daughters. She owns and runs Sophianna’s Bakery, a bespoke cake boutique business. Her debut novel, 'Good girls don't put out' was released in January 2017. When she doesn’t have her face stuck in a book or writing, she can be found in the kitchen, baking and decorating beautiful cakes. She is also a Certified Business Analyst Professional and has worked as a Business Analyst Consultant for the last ten years.
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"This is a stunning read and a page-turner. Bolaji [describes] what tradition expects of a relationship vs. the reality of how things are. This will help both women and men break free and change their mentality in terms of what is ‘expected’, and also be able to make a head-start before getting into a serious relationship."
Dee Cole, CEO, kidsdiaryapp.com
"I have known Bolaji for almost two decades. From girls, we grew to women. I could relate to many of the stories as I was there, and to others because I’m also in a marriage. We were in relatively similar situations: we got pregnant, then then got married.
This book is obviously from her heart, and Bolaji was guided by the Lord. Years of marriage and years of having a truly understanding partner who is willing to work with her all the way have given her the grace to write this.
Anyone who is about to say, “I do!” should read this – and anyone who [is already married will find this will] help with their relationship.
A truly worthy read."
Dr Fikayo Manuwa, medical doctor
- Is it possible to plan for a successful marriage?
- What are the signs of a healthy relationship?
- What are the most common mistakes to avoid?
- What if I become attracted to another man?
- How will children impact our marriage?
- How can we ensure that our love will last a lifetime?
A good relationship can be a bed of roses - but you still have to watch out for the thorns! This helpful guide to navigating the early years of marriage tackles head-on many of the common issues that young married couples face.
_________________________
Bolaji Eyo lives in Hertfordshire with her husband and two lovely daughters. She owns and runs Sophianna’s Bakery, a bespoke cake boutique business. Her debut novel, 'Good girls don't put out' was released in January 2017. When she doesn’t have her face stuck in a book or writing, she can be found in the kitchen, baking and decorating beautiful cakes. She is also a Certified Business Analyst Professional and has worked as a Business Analyst Consultant for the last ten years.
_________________________
"This is a stunning read and a page-turner. Bolaji [describes] what tradition expects of a relationship vs. the reality of how things are. This will help both women and men break free and change their mentality in terms of what is ‘expected’, and also be able to make a head-start before getting into a serious relationship."
Dee Cole, CEO, kidsdiaryapp.com
"I have known Bolaji for almost two decades. From girls, we grew to women. I could relate to many of the stories as I was there, and to others because I’m also in a marriage. We were in relatively similar situations: we got pregnant, then then got married.
This book is obviously from her heart, and Bolaji was guided by the Lord. Years of marriage and years of having a truly understanding partner who is willing to work with her all the way have given her the grace to write this.
Anyone who is about to say, “I do!” should read this – and anyone who [is already married will find this will] help with their relationship.
A truly worthy read."
Dr Fikayo Manuwa, medical doctor
