How I Got Him to Marry Me by Cherise Kelley
$7.99
Cherise Kelley's latest book, How I Got Him To Marry Me: 50 True
Stories, is now available for Kindle! The paperback will be available
April 1 through Amazon.
Book Description and Limited Time Offer:
He
likes it. Now get him to put a ring on it! Learn from these 50 stories
of women who have been there! You don't have to interview 50 married
women to find out how they managed to get that ring on their finger. The
author has done that for you. All 50 were married after 1990, so this
is modern information for our changing times. Read and find out how you
can get him to marry you and not just live together!
LIMITED TIME
OFFER: Please see the end of the Kindle version to learn how to claim a
free paperback copy after you post an honest review! Limited to the
first 25 reviewers. (226 pages in paperback.)
Many
of the men in the stories say dismissive things about marriage and make
excuses for not committing to their women, such as: "If it ain't broke, don't fix it," and, "Marriage is just a piece of paper."
Many of the women compare marriage to a fairytale where everyone lives happily ever after.
I understand both sides.
Like
many of the reluctant grooms in these stories, I come from a broken
home. When I was 9 and my sister was 5, our parents yelled at each other
across the house constantly. They never physically hurt each other, but
they did do damage. Once, Dad was so angry at Mom that he stormed into
our playroom and kicked our toys around, breaking both of our favorite
toy figurines: my sister's horse named Hacksaw and my cat named Murina.
Right then and there, I promised God and myself that I would never
subject my own children to their parents' unjust anger. Less than a year
later, my parents were divorced.
Sadly, the way I kept that promise
was to never have any children. Too late, I realized that was a mistake,
and I regret it to this day.
Like many of the yearning brides in
these stories, as a young girl I loved fairy tales, weddings, and fancy
dresses. I didn't connect these three things until I collected these
stories. In her fantasies, every little girl is a fairytale princess,
someone who wears fancy dresses and dances with a charming and attentive
prince. Like most brides and grooms, Scott and I danced together at our
wedding dressed as Prince Charming and his princess. My parents put
aside their differences and danced together there, too. It was like
magic.
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