Walk with Me: Pilgrim's Progress for Married Couples
"John Bunyan'sPilgrim's Progressbecame a timeless classic.  Annie Wald's,Walk with Medeserves a spot on the same shelf. That's powerful  praise for a debut book author, even though she has many anthologies and short stories  to her credit. This amazing book of insightful wisdom belongs on every pastor's,  counselor's married or engaged couple's bookshelf."--Gail Welborn, Examiner.com,  August 31, 2012."Walk with Me is at both times a mirror and  a crystal ball. Not to mention the storytelling is superb."-- Laura Boggess,  The Wellspring, lauraboggess.com, October 26, 2012"Most residents of Slouching  City have forgotten the King of Love exists. One of the few who remember recently  died leaving his guide to his beloved granddaughter Celeste, who begins reading  the tome. Feeling uplifted by the book, Celeste seeks anything she can find on King  and His Son the Servant. Peter grew up in Upright Village where he  and his family attended the weekly reading of the King's guidebook. He learned as  a child to adhere to the King's rules though ironically his Peter's parents never  traversed the path to the King's City. Celeste and Peter meet and become  a couple whose unity is as strong as the three strand bracelet cord tied around  their wrists. Devotion reminds them this bracelet is as strong as their relationship  is. The pair begins an odyssey to King's City passing through places like the Swamp  of Selfishness, Meadows of Intimacy and the River of Unfaithfulness, etc.; at reach  location their cord could be cut. Applying John Bunyon's classic everyman  allegorical Pilgrim's Progress, Annie Wald escorts readers on a journey for Married  Couples through a metaphysically dangerous land filled with relationship distractors.  The lead couple faces difficult challenges that place their love for one another  in peril and their devotion to the King in danger from temptations. Readers will  enjoy this engaging epic as a successful marriage is a long joint journey of the  soul."--Harriet Klausner, MBR Bookwatch