Jean Hall Melton’s
A Thing or Two About a Second Marriage.
Lasting relationship, Complete insight, New Beginnings.
Book Introduction
A Thing or Two About
a Second Marriage
The promises were made, the love was there, but the story ended differently somehow. Marriage is capable of being amazing, but it sure can be challenging as well. To be frank, most of us were hoping when we said yes, it would be to live happily ever after. It is not only the memories that it leaves, but also the questions, the anxieties, and the desire to understand what went wrong and how it can be done again from the beginning.
A Thing or Two About a Second Marriage is not only a book about loving again after a divorce It tells the story of moving through the hurt, getting a new life together, and gaining insight. The book speaks to the woman who hasn’t given up on love yet and intends to love in a different way this time. It speaks to the one who has had enough tears and turned to prayer and is now completely open to hearing not the loudness of the world, but the small voice of truth that God has been whispering all along.
About the Book
A Thing or Two About a Second Marriage is a faith-inspired, heartfelt, and compassionate guide that Jean Hall-Melton, a woman of experience, speaks out with honesty and care. The author’s caring nature, can help the readers to stop, think, and get their hearts mended before they get involved with love again.
It’s not only a story of remarriage, it’s about being emotionally ready. Jean encourages women to know their value, find tranquility through God’s insight, and become complete before making a fresh start.
Navigate emotional baggage with compassion Communicate meaningfully in new dynamics Blend lives and families with grace
Jean Hall Melton
About the Author
Jean Hall-Melton has experienced what she writes about: 17 years in a first marriage, divorced,11 years of singleness, and nearly 15 years in her second marriage. She has a profound understanding of love, loss, and life.
Being a teacher, mentor, and counselor by nature, Jean facilitates women to heal, ponder, and find their value again. Her insight is not from her titles or degrees, but from life and God’s word.
Using honesty, humor, and grace, Jean addresses those women who have suffered but still hold to the hope. Her lovely and clear-to-understand idea is to be aware of yourself, get rid of your pain, and proceed with faith and trust in God.
Reflection & Relationship Guide
Perfect for couples or small groups, with questions for reflection and dialogue.