There is hope for recovery from the devastation of extramarital affairs. Carder identifies three classes of affairs, includes detailed descriptions of the marriage and personality styles that encourage infidelity, and offers practical, specific, realistic counsel for beginning the recovery process. (view table of contents)

Drawn from interviews with people from every walk of life, a provocative volume, filled with real-life erotic escapades, provides a rare look at sex outside a committed relationship, revealing how extramarital sex can either enhance or destroy a relationship.

The founder of Focus on the Family and a renowned marriage, family, and child counselor supplies guidance on avoiding divorce by transforming a deteriorating marriage into a healthy, loving, and respectful relationship by using his proven 'tough love' principle. Reprint.

A candid autobiography reflects on the painful impact of adultery on three generations of women and the author's own vain hope that she would end that cycle of betrayal. Reprint.

Product Description: Infidelity is the story of one family and three marriages. It is also a story that resonates in many American marriages. In seamless prose and a mesmerizing voice, rich scenes move characters across the span of the twentieth century and three continents...read more

Product Description: This new two-in-one volume contains the classic James Dobson bestsellers Love Must Be Tough and Straight Talk-each loaded with practical, straightforward advice for relationship building. In Love Must Be Tough, Dr. Dobson attacks the root problem of most marital crises-a lack of respect-offering practical help for rekindling mutual respect and mature love...read more

Supplies guidance on avoiding divorce by transforming a deteriorating marriage into a healthy, loving, and respectful relationship (view table of contents)

Interviews with more than one hundred working women, housewives, and young and older mothers reveal the motivations, needs, joys, and pains of married women who take lovers and the effects on their families