J U LY 2 0 0 9 N O N F I C T I O N
10 Things You Aren’t Telling Him
Author and speaker Julie Clinton shows women how to start
important conversations with their husbands about topics of faith,
life, and love, including:
• Hurts and issues from the past
• Sex: likes, dislikes, and desires
• Spiritual needs
• Hopes, dreams, desires, and goals
With encouraging examples from her marriage and those of other
women, Clinton shows the way to a relationship that is based on
truth, acceptance, and forgiveness. These intimacy solutions will
spark reconnection in a marriage and remind couples of their deep
affection for one another.
ISBN 978-0-7369-2111-4 •U.S. $11.99 •July 2009 release
5 ½ x 8 ½ Trade •Women/Love & Marriage •208 pp. • Case Quantity: 60
Julie Clinton, M.Ad., M.B.A., is president of Extraordinary
Women and host of EWomen conferences all across America.
A woman of deep faith, she cares passionately about seeing
women live out their dreams by fi nding their freedom in Christ.
ALSO BY THIS AUTHOR
ISBN 978-0-7369-2375-0 ISBN 978-0-7369-2112-1
One-Minute Praises & Promises from the Bible
Author Steve Miller’s popular One-Minute Promises and One-Minute
Praises are gathered in a single inspirational volume that features…
• More than 250 brief, one-page devotions
• A padded hardcover format
• A Scripture to hold onto throughout the day
• A short, insightful reading with each devotional
• A size small enough to fi t in a purse or pocket—ideal for gift giving
Brief and to-the-point, this devotional offers even the busiest readers an
easy and convenient way to connect with God each and every day.
ISBN 978-0-7369-2098-8 •U.S. $9.99 •July 2009 release •4 x 6 Hardcover (padded)
Devotional/Christian Living •288 pp. •Case Quantity: 64
Steve Miller, coauthor of The Best–Ever
Christian Baby Name Book, has also
written One–Minute Promises, One–Minute
Praises, and One–Minute Promises of
Comfort. Along with his wife, Becky, he
coauthored the popular illustrated book
A Child’s Garden of Prayer.
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