title: Creating Excellent Relationships: The Power of Character Choices
author:  Susanne M Alexander 
description: <div>&quot;Creating Excellent Relationships: The Power of Character Choices is a rich resource that can guide an individual or a couple considering a committed relationship. It provides a path to learning about the virtues of one's own character and that of one's partner replete with interactive activities and exercises for exploring these vital issues deeply.&quot;</div><div>~ Linda Kavelin Popov, author and co-founder of The Virtues Project</div><br /><br /><div>&quot;A successful marriage isn't about finding the "right one". It's about being a person of Godly principles and doing the right things. So often people overlook the importance of character when choosing a spouse. This book will help couples look beyond their feelings of love and infatuation to examine themselves, and the person they choose to marry.&quot;</div><div>~ Mark Gungor, marriage speaker and author of Laugh Your Way to a</div><div>Better Marriage</div>
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  Dear Reader:
  
  Years ago, in my books Amber Flame and Promised Passion, written under my real
  name, Hannah Howell, I wrote about a character named Alexander MacDubh. He was
  the ever helpful (some might say meddling) friend of the MacLagans as well as
  the ripe source of some jealousy. He was stunningly handsome, could seduce any
  female alive, and had a voice that could melt butter. He understood the
  heroines in both stories, was their true friend, and did his best to help them
  straighten out their chosen heroes. Many people wanted me to write Alexander's
  story.
  
  When I finally decided to write dear Alex's tale I discovered that there was
  one thing wrong with him— he was too perfect. What woman could resist him?
  There was only one thing to do—I picked up my pen and proceeded to ruin the
  poor man's life. I destroyed everything he cared most about just to see how he
  would survive.
  
  > And then—I gave him Ailis.
  
  > I hope you enjoy the results,
  
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  Anna Jennet
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  