What Radical Husbands Do: 12 Steps to Win and Keep Your Wife's Heart Paperback – May 5, 2014

Surprise read that kept me engaged and wanting to continue to read which is rare for me.Every chapter had practical and realistic action items.You could feel the author’s passion and had been through what he was communicating.Quick read that I highly suggest.

Marriage saving advice. Buy it now if your marriage is good or going bad!Short, practical chapters. Easy to read. I recommend to anyone married or thinking about being married.

If you have a single thought that “I might need to read this book” then do it! It is a breath of fresh air in the world of marriage books. As the title suggests, it is radical but only in its simplistic view. Read this, regardless of if you think you need it, you will get some amazing advice.

Good Book

I had read the reviews on this book and was eager to read it. I like most men am not a reader at all but my marriage is in shambles and I’m desperate to learn how to win my wife back. From the moment I read the preface of this book I was hooked! Like I said I’m not a reader at all in fact I hate reading but I read 110 pages of the 130 in this book the first time I picked it up! I couldn’t put it down! So much practical down to earth advice. Not just “oh this is what or who you should be” but he actually gives practical steps and “how to” advice. I can not wait to begin putting these lessons into practice with my wife! I feel very confident this will improve my marriage and for that matter any marriage if your willing to put in the work. These are not easy things to do by any means but they are practical and real things that any man can do if he decides he wants to. Also, I’m a religious person but I like the fact that so far in the first 11 chapters there has been no mention of God or faith just realistic, practical, steps and ideas on how to win or keep your wife’s heart. This is well worth the time to read and I think every married man should read this book.

This was an amazing book except that one chapter. The aggressive religion aspect caught me entirely off guard. There are many parts of this book that spoke very loudly and clearly in a productive manner; to how sometimes our spouse acts in ways that are undesirable to us but that if we are going to love them, we need to truly accept them for who they are through understanding. That can be hard and I feel that both men and women can take a great deal from the words of these writings. We can all do more to be better spouses and that sometimes we just need to hear/ read it plainly for it to make sense as to whether or not behavior is right or wrong, or if it will get the results we want/ need in our relationship . This book provides a guide to help be the best component of the relationship that we can, with theHope that our love and compassion is reciprocated.. This is not a book to tell you what you need to do and what your wife needs to do, this is a book solely focusing on what a man needs to do on his end, the idea being that she will do what is needed on her and as well. Well. It is not to be mistaken for a way to force or change your female partner to get in line with your ideals. I have respect for that as sometimes a man needs a man to talk to them and sometimes a woman needs a woman to talk to them. This is a book for men and I fully respect that. I think that this spells out very clearly and beautifully many aspects that must be personally critiqued and analyzed for every man. But o felt quite betrayed by the "give up" section of the book, as it takes a complete 180 turn from fundamental elements of making a thriving partnership to straight up having to accept Christ into your life to make your marriage work. The entire time I was reading this book, I would tell people who inquired of my reading that it was an amazing book that has some wonderful insight into the highs and lows of marriage, I felt like such an idiot when I promise to give a friendly acquaintance my copy, only to finish it that same day and realize that there was a surprise, most aggressive chapter basically saying this book is nothing unless you accept God into your life and marriage. Both parties are somewhat (minimally) spiritual, the rest of the book has no indication of being so aggressively Christian . I literally told him to skip that chapter of the book as I know he's not a religious person because I still feel that this book has a lot of wonderful thoughts to give newly engaged and married men, I just don't appreciate the sales ploy snuck in the end of the book. I loved all of the chapters leaving up to this specific one, and only read through it to see if it would stop. I feel that this is an amazing book right up until he starts talking about how you will never get your wife back and be a good devoted husband without god. I truly makes me sad that he ruined all of his integrity with this nonsense. Overall, it is still a good book. But regardless of your religion, all of his insights stand true without having to surrender yourself to god. You can be a good person and you can choose to live a life to love and serve your partner without having to give up all power and accountability. I feel that this writer came so close only to lose in the final stretch.

For any man looking to change his marriage. Whether things are good, ok, or almost over.

We guys are oblivious. I didn't know what I was doing wrong. Regi's book helped me see what I was ignoring and how I was hurting my wife and marriage