Desperate Wives: Help and Hope for Women Considering Separation or Divorce

by Brenda Clayton

Desperate Wives speaks to women who have reached a place of mental, emotional, and spiritual exhaustion in their marriages. By looking to God in the midst of hurt and disappointment, Brenda Clayton... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0834122383
• ISBN13: 9780834122383
• Release Date: July 2006
• Publisher: Beacon Hill Press of Kansas City
• Length: 188 Pages
• Weight: 0.58 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 5.3" x 8.0"

Customer Reviews

Very Readable and Very Real

Thinking of giving up on your marriage? Author Brenda Clayton knows what it feels like. She's been there, and she talks about it. She is divorced and remarried --- and the second marriage hit the rocks after several years. Finding help for the second marriage became the inspiration for much of this book. No wonder the book shines with real life! This book is honest, gritty, realistic, down-to-earth. It speaks to women who are hurting and tired --- from the perspective of someone who understands it and who has experienced it. Not preachy, not theoretical, just good help. Clayton draws on the Bible, noted marriage authors, and others, but much of her advice comes straight from her own heart. Dr. David Frisbie The Center for Marriage & Family Studies Author of 8 books, including Happily Remarried: *Making Decisions Together *Blending Families Successfully* Building a Love That Will Last

Find resolution, reconciliation, renewal and restoration

Reviewed by Deana Hoover - Reno Gazette Journal (Reno, NV), February 25, 2007 Local 'Desperate Wives' author offers tools and hope. Romance isn't dead. But sometimes it takes a little work. Carson City author Brenda Clayton has written a book called "Desperate Wives: Help and Hope for Women Considering Separation or Divorce." Clayton wrote the book for women who don't know where to turn in their marriages. "If what you're doing isn't working, what else can you try?" Clayton says. Her hope is to give women practical tools to apply in marriage. "Divorce is not always wrong, but 65% of problems are resolvable," she said. Clayton explains that, though a person may feel frustrated, there are tools that can be used. "We have to deal with conflicts in a way that's positive and affirming. In withdrawal, nothing gets solved," she said. From the publisher: Desperate Wives speaks to women who have reached a place of mental, emotional, and spiritual exhaustion in their marriages. By looking to God in the midst of hurt and disappointment, Brenda Clayton offers a way to find healing and restoration to those who find themselves at a critical moment of choice in their married lives. She emphasizes the need to examine one's personal relationship with God, apply scriptural principles to one's life, and pray for one's marriage. She gives solid biblical direction to those in need of guidance in a difficult situation.