The Intimacy You Crave: Straight Talk about Sex and Pancakes

Sex advice. . .from a pastor’s wife? Oh my.Packed with sound advice and biblical insight, pastor’s wife and author Lucille Williams will leave you laughing out loud as you receive a fresh perspective on love and romance. Sure to tickle the funny bone, The Intimacy You Crave: Straight Talk about Sex and Pancakes is a hilarious, vulnerable, and highly entertaining read that is sure to put a smile on your face.Whether you’re thriving or barely surviving in your relationship, The Intimacy You Crave will give you unprecedented insights and step-by-step challenges that will increase your desire and deepen your sexual intimacy so that it overflows into every area of your married life.Why settle for reading about romance when you can live it out in your own life? Whether you crave fun and laughter or a deep connection with your husband, unlike anything you’ve experience before, Lucille Williams delivers it all with a side of laughter.What readers are saying about Lucille Williams and The Intimacy You Crave:“Hilarious and so wise!” Goodreads reviewer“I was pleasantly surprised at the fresh & humorous content.” Goodreads reviewer“I don’t think I have laughed, chuckled, and smiled so much at a book before. Laugh out loud… Hilarious. I was in need of a smile and a pick-me-up and this gave it in spades. For a really heart-warming, uplifting read with a smile. Inspiring and entertaining. A warm-hearted, feel-good and simply great read that I didn’t want to put down. Goodreads reviewer“I especially loved the Fun Expressions Referring to Sex, and how the author gave the reader permission to add a false cover to the book or put a sticker over the word sex. I didn’t have to do either of those things because once I started reading, I couldn’t put this book down. I finished the entire book in one day!” Goodreads reviewerLucille Williams is an author, speaker, director, and coach who has been working with families for over 25 years. Straightforward, funny, engaging, genuine, and authentic, Lucille writes from her experiences as a pastor’s wife and deep devotion to her husband and children.