Cheers to Eternity

De: Al Carraway, Ben Carraway

Narrado por: Al Carraway, Ben Carraway

Best-selling author Al Carraway, and her husband Ben, teamed up to write a beautifully open audiobook, with a collection of funny, embarrassing, and honest stories. Al and Ben share lessons they've learned, that make marriage just as amazing as it's meant to be.

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Love Love Love!

I love the idea of duel narrators. It feels most like a story in a conversation than being talked at for hours! Also their advice is so genuine and true! So many issues they hit upon are things people often don't think about or realize they need to work on especially before marriage. They cover all the big stumbling blocks with tips to overcome or ways to prepare yourself through fun anecdotes! I loved it! It's never boring or preachy. It made me look at my own marriage and pat myself on the back for the things we're doing well and take notes of how to be better in other areas. They even go through advice for those not yet married and bring everything back to Christ, who is truly the one who shows us how and helps us succeed in our relationships. I'd recommend this book to everyone from the beginning of their dating years to those already in relationships or marriages to those still struggling to know God's will for them!

Very Nice Story

I enjoyed this story how the this ordinary couple gets together and choose the right. They go though their real life events and explain what they did to overcome all difficulties. At the end the reveal the key to success and that’s to walk grabbing hand with the only the prince of peace. Jesus Christ!

Absolutely Fantastic!

I loved reading this book and learning about what I can do better now in my marriage.

Cheers!

This was such a good audio book and serves as a reminder of what should be a priority in a marriage.

not what I expected

not even a chapter in and it was going off about religion. not ready

Not at all what I expected...

I was soooo board listening to this. I listened as long as I could then gave up. If I heard one more reference to God, Temple or Prayer I was going to loose it. I thought this would be a relevant, funny and frank discussion about relationships, marriage, sex, trials and tribulations of the journey. For me...none of the above.