With divorce being so prevalent just about everyone either needs this book and/or knows someone who needs it. It is the perfect gift book.

The author is a mother who watched and learned as her daughter adjusted to her parents' divorce - in particular, as her daughter and ex-husband adjusted to their new relationship.
This book is the collection of life lessons learned over six years. Knowledge that was gained both first-hand and through interviews with many other families in the midst of divorce.
Because this knowledge has been documented and shared, fathers and children will benefit from what others have lived and learned.

This is a story set in Lusaka, Zambia, about Martha, a woman who had been entrapped in an abusive marriage. Her husband, Gerry, had been cruel to her and to the child Martha had had before she met and married him. When she conceived their second child together, he had forced her to have an abortion saying he loved their first child too much to love another. He was blatantly unfaithful, often taking his girlfriend home when Martha was at work, in full view of their children.

Suffering the dilemma of having to decide what was best to do for her children's sake, she tried to bear her woes as best as she could. She revived a relationship with an old boyfriend thinking it would give her satisfaction but found out that it only made her feel worse. She finally mustered enough courage to divorce her husband once she realized things would never get better.

Once on her own, Martha tried to catch up on things she had longed to do since leaving high school. She had always loved music and she contacted a local hotel about singing there at the cabaret shows they gave. She started singing there, balancing her time between her secretarial job and her music. With support form relatives and friends, she was finally coming out of her shell and blossoming. Then Martha meets a man who promises to help her with her music if she would give up her day job to become a professional musician.

Doesn't Absolute Bliss sound like a little corner of Heaven on Earth? It conjures up thoughts of love, freedom, harmony, and security, just to brainstorm a few choice words. Now, what would you think if I told you that Absolute Bliss is a book about your relationship or marriage? Would you have problems connecting these concepts? Well, if you found your way to this book, you're probably looking for help in order to experience a little bliss again.

If you long to feel happy in your relationship, this book is a good place to start. It is based on a simple life philosophy, and it gives you a step by step description of the process you will go through. It will not only benefi t the union with your partner, but also yourself! Embarking upon this path is one of the most fascinating journeys you'll ever take. The process starts with "you", and it moves towards relating successfully with your partner. It gives solutions to coping with problems, and arguments. It generates the true defi nition of the word "love" back into your commitment. It is easy to learn, easy to practice, and it's logical.

Times change, and so do relationships. However, there are still many aspects that remain the same. Couples argue about the same types of issues, and divorce rates are still on the incline. That means that we need to keep considering new methods. They don't have to be based on new theory. Sometimes we just need to gain new perspectives, and consider a different viewpoint. The goal is always to find that which works. It's worth the effort.

WELCOME TO YOUR JOURNEY TOWARDS RELATIONSHIP HAPPINESS!

God uses divorce to save lives! Many divorced people have felt that they have let God down. Those who need to divorce feel that they are going against God's will. But no more! God Himself has spoken on their behalf. The Lord said to the author, "Son, sit down, I want to teach you about divorce." Divorce: God's Will? is the result of God's command to help people come out from under the condemnation of religion and to experience His love.

This book is full of hope and compassion! It reveals God's true heart to those who are in a bad marriage and those who have gone through a divorce. There is so much love and power that flows from these pages that it literally releases the reader from condemnation and brings their heart to total peace.

Since God's Word, the Bible, is the foundation for marriage and divorce, the author has plainly established and made clear from the Bible that God is for divorce. God cares more for the man and woman who make up the marriage than He cares for the marriage itself.

Divorce: God's Will? covers everything from staying in a bad marriage too long, to that ever-elusive subject, Submission.

This book is destined to be the psychologist's, clergy's, and family/marriage counselor's most referenced companion.

You can learn more about Divorce: God's Will? at www.divorcehope.com.