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True love

by Eva Marie Everson (2000)

About this book

Remember when you first fell in love with the person you married? Remember the day of your marriage proposal? Who could ever forget? Who can forget the excitement, the longing, the weak knees, the joy? In True Love, you'll read real-life stories of adventurous proposals, funny proposals, romantic proposals, and proposals that came in the blink of an eye. You'll even get the inside story on the proposals of well-known personalities like Billy and Ruth Graham, Geoff and Jan Moore, Fred and Florence Littauer, and many others. You'll be convinced of the power of love, the exhilaration of romance, and God's perfect timing. Above all, you'll be reminded of the incredible miracle of two people committing their lives to each other before God, of two people becoming one (Matthew 19:5-6). - Back cover.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreTrue love Lead Character

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