Base Hits and Home Run Relationships: What Women Wish Guys Knew

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Quick Overview: A mother-and-son team uses baseball metaphors and LDS values to coach single and married men on dating, romance, and building an eternal marriage.
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Blending baseball analogies with faith-based relationship advice, Trina Boice and her returned-missionary son "Coach Cooper" give guys a playful, practical playbook for winning at love. From first impressions and flirting to proposals, intimacy, and avoiding divorce, each chapter mixes humor, statistics, LDS doctrine, and hands-on "base hit" and "home run" assignments. Written especially for Latter-day Saint men who want to understand the female mind, honor their priesthood, and build a lasting, Christ-centered marriage.

  • A mother-and-son duo team up to decode dating and marriage for guys—her heart, his field-tested tactics.
  • Baseball meets romance: consistent 'base hits' win the game of love better than rare 'home runs.'
  • Every chapter comes with tiered 'assignments' so you actually practice, not just read.
  • Written by a returned-missionary Army officer his mom calls her 'modern-day Captain Moroni.'

Perfect for a single or newly married LDS man who wants practical, faith-aligned help understanding women and building a temple-worthy marriage—or the wife/mother who buys it for him.

Product Details

Author
Trina Boice
Format
Paperback
Pages
276
Dimensions
6x9 in
Interior
Black and White
Weight
11.8 oz
ISBN
9781462114030
SKU
14030
Imprint
CFI
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