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"101 Ways to Romance Your Wife God's Way", is a must read inspirational guide for men to romantically reconnect to show adoration towards and express appreciation to their wives. This short but powerful book is scripturally sound and supported, and loaded with very practical, spontaneous and cost effective ways to rekindle the marriage covenant between a husband and his bride. Frederick Houser M.S. Men are you looking for: -Better communication with the woman God has placed in your life? -More passion and intimacy with your wife? -Greater understanding on how to meet your wife's needs? If so,…mehr

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"101 Ways to Romance Your Wife God's Way", is a must read inspirational guide for men to romantically reconnect to show adoration towards and express appreciation to their wives. This short but powerful book is scripturally sound and supported, and loaded with very practical, spontaneous and cost effective ways to rekindle the marriage covenant between a husband and his bride. Frederick Houser M.S. Men are you looking for: -Better communication with the woman God has placed in your life? -More passion and intimacy with your wife? -Greater understanding on how to meet your wife's needs? If so, then look no further because this book contains everything you need, and lots more!
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Autorenporträt
Charles Roberts was born in 1939 and lived in Rosebery Street, Liverpool. When he befriended Colin Hanton, Colin introduced him to his friends who had a skiffle group called The Quarrymen, led by a rebel called John Lennon. When organising their street party in June 1957, Charlie suggested that they ask The Quarrymen to perform, which they agreed to do. Charlie borrowed a camera and took some photos of the group, which turned out to be the very first photographs of John Lennon and The Quarrymen performing. As well as the pictures that day, Charlie ended up hanging around with John and his new friends Paul McCartney and George Harrison. As an eyewitness to the emerging talent of the fledgeling Beatles, Charlie's recollections are unique and form an important part of Beatles history.