For Better or For Granted

By Amy R. Anguish

Description:

Divorce was never in the plans for Genevieve Stewart. Only four years into marriage, and everything has gone wrong. Why stay where she’s never going to be happy? If only she could find her way back to the way things were before Scott’s job took all his time and energy, leaving nothing for her.

Scott Stewart achieved his goal of becoming a high school principal younger than most in the state. Everything in life seems to be going exactly as planned until Genevieve threatens to leave. Suddenly, his dreams aren’t as clear as they once were. He desperately wants to stay married, but he can’t let down his school, either.

Their friends and family remind them of their lifetime promises and urge them not to give up. But the way back to love isn’t easy when you’ve grown used to taking each other for granted.

Book Takeaway:

Marriage isn't easy, but it's worth it. You can't sit back and assume everything will stay a "happily ever after." That takes work.

Why the author wrote this book:

Divorce has become so rampant. It breaks my heart each and every time I hear about someone else going down that road, even if it's for the best. I heard a news story years ago about a couple who wanted to get a divorce, but their family and friends convinced them to try again. It seemed like the perfect plot, so I wrote it.