I am announcing the ReLove Library, a three-book collection that grew from about two years developing ReLove Relationships. The two companion books grew from that work and examine dating culture and fear before a new connection. I wrote the collection for readers with different questions about meeting, trusting and repairing a relationship.
What books are included?
The collection brings together The Dating Recession?, The Fear of Modern Dating and ReLove Relationships. Each title approaches a different part of the experience, from the public conversation around courtship to fear before a new connection and the choices couples face after they connect.
Why did I bring these books together?
I wanted readers to be able to start with the question on their mind. The books connect around love and personal responsibility, but they do not claim to explain every person's experience or offer a universal solution. I am excited to share the finished collection because love and the effort of rebuilding matter to me.
What should readers expect from the books?
I built the relationship-repair guide around Recover, Repair, Rekindle, my author-created framework. It covers communication, accountability, boundaries, trust and intimacy. The books are educational resources, not clinical treatment or relationship counseling, and the guide includes guidance about when it may be healthier to leave.
Read the full report on modern dating, trust and relationship repair for the research context and a closer look at each title.