“Daily we're confronted with messages that say, subtly and not so subtly, ‘Sex sizzles. Sex outside of marriage is OK. Everybody's doing it.’ How's a woman to live? Kay Arthur writes from the perspective of one who has experienced God's grace and voices heartfelt concern for a sex-saturated society that has forgotten how to blush. From the beginning of time, our sexuality and distinctivesness as women has been front and center with God. We are designer goods, designed by God, no less! And when it comes to our sexuality, He has much to say to us.”

“Daily we're confronted with messages that say, subtly and not so subtly, ‘Sex sizzles. Sex outside of marriage is OK. Everybody's doing it.’ How's a woman to live? Kay Arthur writes from the perspective of one who has experienced God's grace and voices heartfelt concern for a sex-saturated society that has forgotten how to blush. From the beginning of time, our sexuality and distinctivesness as women has been front and center with God. We are designer goods, designed by God, no less! And when it comes to our sexuality, He has much to say to us.”