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Priscilla Pomp is a rich woman who has everything but love. When she finds a man who loves her more than she despises him, she begins to need him as much as he needs her. In the early stages of the relationship, Philip carries the dream forward. Through his example and inspiration, Priscilla is introduced to aspirations she once thought weak and unfulfilling. His exuberance, determination and desire for her sparked an even greater response in Priscilla as her character rose to overcome and conquer a seemingly impossible rupture in her marriage. The improbable conclusion is an example of how anyone with the same character qualities can prevail victorious in the day-to-day challenges of life.

Priscilla Pomp is a rich woman who has everything but love. When she finds a man who loves her more than she despises him, she begins to need him as much as he needs her. In the early stages of the relationship, Philip carries the dream forward. Through his example and inspiration, Priscilla is introduced to aspirations she once thought weak and unfulfilling. His exuberance, determination and desire for her sparked an even greater response in Priscilla as her character rose to overcome and conquer a seemingly impossible rupture in her marriage. The improbable conclusion is an example of how anyone with the same character qualities can prevail victorious in the day-to-day challenges of life.

LETTERS TO EVE - LISTY DO EWY is a book of 366 letters dated in chronological order revealing the intimate feelings of a man for God and the woman he loves with whom he shares his life. The content of each letter springs from the innermost being of the writer as he empties his heart and mind to the only person he can share all the secrets of his soul. Their love is rooted in a shared faith and belief in God, that He brought them together, nurtures their daily walk and sustains their relationship in His love, guidance and instruction. Their marriage is a triune relationship with the Most High God at the center of their relationship; God, the husband and the wife. The writer shares his mind on a daily basis. Sometimes he discusses topics of little interest to his wife, but they expose the thoughts of her man and enable her to more readily understand him. He tells his woman that he loves her in every way he knows. But his great love for God and his full realization that their faith is essential to maintain, strengthen and perpetuate their love is seen in every letter. The essence of each outreach is that God must come first in their marriage and their individual lives. The intent of each communication is the glory of God exhibited in the workings of their love. Marriage is viewed as a willing union that perfectly blends two souls and yet retains the individuality of the man and the woman; situated in the heart of God the Father. Husband and wife willingly align their imperfect wills with the perfect will of God and achieve the full realization of their person as God planned and intended in creation and in bringing them together as one. The letters attempt to build trust and share pleasure in all that the man and woman think, say and do. The more they know God, the more they know each other in comfort, compassion and peace for He is at the center of their love. In their union the Most High God is glorified and they are glorified through Him in His son Jesus Christ.