This book demonstrates how that sometimes, people make mistakes and bad choices in their marriages. Some folks commit adultery, and in certain cases, divorce is understandable. However, infidelity doesn't always have to end in divorce. This story is about four African Americans, Regina, her husband (Brad), and his two best friends since college. Brad and his friends still hang out together, quite often. Brad and Regina is a good, Christian couple; they love the Lord. Ron is a nice guy. John, he's also a nice dude. However, ...
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This book demonstrates how that sometimes, people make mistakes and bad choices in their marriages. Some folks commit adultery, and in certain cases, divorce is understandable. However, infidelity doesn't always have to end in divorce. This story is about four African Americans, Regina, her husband (Brad), and his two best friends since college. Brad and his friends still hang out together, quite often. Brad and Regina is a good, Christian couple; they love the Lord. Ron is a nice guy. John, he's also a nice dude. However, Regina has a couple of issues with him. She despises the fact that he thinks he's the best thing that's ever happened to women. She's also concerned that his addiction of smoking cigars is jeopardizing his health, as well as other people that he's often around. Brad is the only one of his best friends that's married. He and his wife are about to celebrate another year of marriage. As the time is getting closer to their upcoming anniversary celebration, Brad has begun to hang out a lot more. He claims that he's hanging out with his single friends or his "boys", as they refer to each other; and the grass has also started to look greener on the other side, to Brad. Regina isn't aware of this just yet. However, she does feel that something isn't right and that there's a need for concern and prayer, about all of the time Brad is spending with his single friends. Nevertheless, Regina is looking forward to a wonderful anniversary celebration and renewal of their marriage vows, but will this be the case? Rai White is married, a mother of four young adults, and she is also a grandmother. She majored in Psychology and has a degree in Religion. She has a Certificate for Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE 1), which allowed her to work as a Chaplain in an Acute Care Rehabilitation Center, which she loved. She is also the author of "Before And After I Do", and also "Real Love Is....(vol. 1)", which this book, is the sequel to.
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