Nancy Kimberling
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- Where should I start?
- Start with Love, Intimacy and Sex in the Second Half — it's the only Nancy Kimberling book LuvemBooks has reviewed, so it's the natural entry point. It's a Christian marriage guide written for long-married couples looking to deepen connection and revitalize intimacy once the kids are grown. If that describes your stage of life, it was written specifically for you.
- What's their writing style?
- Nancy Kimberling and Dr. Kim Kimberling write in a direct, candid register built around honest conversation. Love, Intimacy and Sex in the Second Half draws on intimate discussions about the authors' own marriage, so the guidance comes across as personal testimony rather than abstract theory. The tone is challenging but encouraging, pushing couples to love better and grow in intimacy.
- Books we've reviewed
- LuvemBooks has reviewed 1 book co-authored by Nancy Kimberling. Love, Intimacy and Sex in the Second Half, written with Dr. Kim Kimberling, is a Christian marriage guide for long-married couples who want to deepen connection, rebuild intimacy, and revitalize their sex life after the child-rearing years.
- What genre do they write?
- Nancy Kimberling writes in the Relationships space, specifically Christian marriage guidance. The one book we've reviewed, Love, Intimacy and Sex in the Second Half, is a nonfiction guide focused on intimacy, connection, and sex for couples in the second half of married life.
- What makes this book different from other marriage guides?
- Two things set Love, Intimacy and Sex in the Second Half apart: its narrow focus on couples past the child-rearing years, and its willingness to address sex openly within a Christian framework. The Kimberlings also write from their own marriage rather than case studies, which gives the advice a confessional, been-there quality.
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