Be The Prize: How To Master The Art of Femininity Without Giving Too Much In Your Relationship Paperback – October 11, 2020

So inspiring! Perfect read if you’re feeling jaded and lost in relationships and in life. Uplifting and encouraging to hear about the beauty that women have and need to possess to be valued!!!

OMG! This book is awesome! It open my eyes to a lot of things when it comes to dating. Ladies you have to remember we are the Prize. Great read! I think all single, married and young adult ladies should read.

The author of this book has a strong Christian background and the book is written from that standpoint. It cites scripture and biblical stories. I personally loved this. It’s written mostly for the single or dating woman and less for women already in relationships. It’s great advice on relationships, etiquette, and how to be confident, strong in personal values and principles and how to protect feminine energy.

I appreciated the concrete suggestions for understanding, recognizing, claiming, respecting, honoring, & asserting our Femininity & the unique power & beauty that comes from being a woman who carries strong Feminine energy.I also appreciated the concrete suggestions for recognizing Masculinity, & insight into her experience of how men who carry strong Masculine energy perceive, think, & act, & what to expect from a Masculine man, & how best to attract, engage in Courtship with, & Love, Honor, respect, & support him.These are clearly things about which I am seeking understanding & Guidance, or I would not have read the book.And, I feel that the author addresses those issues & my time & energy reading her book was well-spent.That said, it was clearly written for Christians, & a very particular stream of Christianity.I am a Christian--that's not the issue, though I think we come from very different streams of Christianity & would not be particularly comfortable in each others' Church homes.Which speaks to my only disappointment.This is an issue with which women (& men) of all religions & no religions, or Spiritual Path & Practice, are interested, & if it often felt inaccessible to me, as a person of strong Spiritual faith & Practice, & as a Christian, myself, I can only imagine how inaccessible it is to many women (& men, & families) in this world, who could benefit from this material, & her insight, wisdom, passion, & care.

I’m already married so this book was a bit a miss for me as it’s more specific to attracting a great man and developing your feminine energy as you date —because I already have one.I will say I do think it’s good book. This was my exact playbook basically for finding The One.I was very cautious to not get myself caught up in emotional or sexual baggage before I got married. I have no regrets.Don’t give yourselves away too easily ladies. Share yourself with the right man. Only the man that will love you loyally body and soul for life.He’s worth the wait and you’ll save yourself heartbreak and the pain of bringing that into your marriage later.Also don’t be disheartened by the internet, not everyone is one social media or dating apps. There are good kind men out there. Men who haven’t even been involved with anyone even into their 20s because they were busy trying to develop their career.May God bless everyone on their journey to finding their soul love.

What a refreshing reading this was. Simple, to the point, and inspiring. I love how honest she is. I also know that not everyone might be ready to accept her view specifically if you have not healed yet.

Wow! Page by page I couldn’t stop reading it. I finished it in 2 days. I would read it again. I’m in a healthy and happy relationship and this book validates our current 4th stage in our relationship and our roles which contributed to our success right now. We are looking forward to a legal union one day. I love her style of writing and the format of the story. A must read!

While the concept of this book is good it was delivered in a very judgmental way lacking empathy for women born and brought up in different environments and hinting ever so often about her perfect life and husband. Definitely an holier-than-thou attitude 😒 which sadly is typical of christians.