Men often do not take the time to learn about their wife's need for romance. So, when his bride expresses her frustration, he will often inquire through exasperation: "Just tell me what to do and I will do it." Ladies often respond with something like this: "If I have to tell you what to do, then it is not romantic. That doesn't count." So, what is a guy to do? Guys often do nothing, and then get blindsided by their wife's unhappiness. Romance is an important part of marriage. R. David Morrow is a licensed marriage and family therapist with 28 years of experience in the mental health field. He is also an ordained minister in the Christian faith, and has earned a masters of divinity in pastoral counseling. He has spent thousands of hours assisting couples to identify their unmet needs and find ways to work together synergistically.

In Through Her Eyes: A Man's Guide to His Wife's Need for Romance, R. David Morrow uses Biblically based direct man-to-man language, to teach you what your wife needs, why she needs it, and how you can make it happen without feeling like you have lost your man card. Then, he will give you 23 practical ideas that will help you develop your own style of romantic creativity. Each chapter is short enough to be read while you are sitting on your throne. So, saying you don't have time is admitting to yourself and ultimately to your wife that she is not important enough for you to put forth some effort and try.

Ladies: Maybe you are concerned that your husband will not listen to a book like this. The ideas presented in this audiobook can help you learn how to talk with your husband about your need in a way that he is able to understand. Generally, men are very task oriented and want clear expectations that outline the path to success. Men struggle with the idea that you are not looking for specific actions. Rather, you are looking for the evidence that his actions reveal: Love for you is still in his heart!