title: Through Her Eyes: A Man's Guide to His Wife's Need for Romance
author:  Rev. R. David Morrow LMFT 
description: R. David Morrow is a licensed marriage and family therapist and also an ordained minister. He is a graduate of Campbell University in Buies Creek NC, and also The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, KY. Since 1990, David has been working full time in the mental health field, and has also served in part-time and volunteer ministerial positions including minister of music and worship arts as well as adult ministries pastor. David most enjoys working with couples, particularly couples that are blending two families. He is passionate about helping individuals develop the type of relationship that meets each of their individual needs and also is respectful to all members of the family. When David is not working, he enjoys spending time with his wife and family, creating and recording music, and playing golf with friends.
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  A Talent for Sin
  
  Lavinia Kent
  
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  For my husband, David,  
  who gave me the confidence to write  
  and who generously proofread my many drafts  
  until they were ready to be submitted.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Contents
  
  [Chapter 1](index_split_003.html#filepos5093)
  
  “Will you do me the great honor of accepting my…
  
  [Chapter 2](index_split_004.html#filepos19048)
  
  Violet peered up at him through her burnished strands of…
  
  [Chapter 3](index_split_005.html#filepos41878)
  
  “If I ever let my husband within twenty feet of…
  
  [Chapter 4](index_split_006.html#filepos69201)
  
  “This is marvelous. Thank you so much for bringing me.
  
  [Chapter 5](index_split_007.html#filepos100555)
  
  How could he have done that to her?
  
  [Chapter 6](index_split_008.html#filepos129730)
  
  It was the dream of every girl during her first…
  
  [Chapter 7](index_split_009.html#filepos157859)
  
  Rain.
  
  [Chapter 8](index_split_010.html#filepos187910)
  
  It wasn’t raining. Somehow that seemed wrong. Violet had l