Feel close to your spouse again.
Practical, judgment-free books for husbands and wives who feel the closeness fading.
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The Intimacy In Marriage Workbook
What intimacy really means, why it fades, and how to rebuild emotional and physical closeness, one small step at a time. Each chapter ends with a short exercise you can do tonight, alone or together.
- Your Intimacy Snapshot: see where your marriage is today
- The 10-minute weekly check-in that stops problems piling up
- A 30-day reconnection plan, one small action a day
A book for every season of your marriage
Start with the Workbook, then choose the book that fits where you are.
Women's Edition
Rebuild your own confidence, bring back spontaneity and reconnect with your husband, emotionally and physically.
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Men's Edition
What your wife may never tell you, why building her up matters, and how to take the lead in rekindling.
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Couples Edition
Read it side by side: talk without blame, build every type of intimacy, and keep the spark with ten simple habits.
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After An Affair
For wives healing after a husband's infidelity: working through anger, understanding why, and rebuilding.
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Taylor Snow
Taylor Snow is an American author and relationship writer. Her books grew out of a simple belief: marriages don't usually fail from one big blow but from slowly drifting apart, and small, honest efforts can bring couples back together. Drawing on real couples' experiences and the best of today's relationship research, she writes practical, judgment-free guides for husbands and wives who want to feel close again.
Married with three kids, she lives in Orlando, Florida, with her family and her beloved Chihuahua, Coco.
If your relationship feels unsafe
These books are for marriages that feel distant, not dangerous. If you are afraid of your partner, please reach out first. In the U.S., call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233, text START to 88788, or chat at thehotline.org. If you are in immediate danger, call 911.