Relationship advice books are designed to get your romance off on the right page. There are many books available that will provide a good read on any and all aspects of relationships. We’ve found a few that you should be aware of and listed them below. Not every book will hold the advice you seek, so you need to find one that suits your needs and is written in a voice that speaks to you. With a little time, and some poking about, you are bound to find a relationship advice book that will better any and all romance in your life!

Relationship Rescue: It’s Dr. Phil McGraw to the rescue in this book on how to save a romance on the rocks. In this relationship advice book, McGraw outlines a seven-step strategy to help put your love back on track. He asks couples to take the “risk of intimacy” and takes a traditional approach to helping you connect the dots. And who can’t use a little relationship advice from Dr. Phil?

Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus: This is a classic relationship advice book from Dr. John Gray. Gray is a relationship counsellor and psychotherapist so he should have some interesting insight worth paying attention to. He examines the differences between relationships and how couples need to accept their differences if they are to make love work. Check this one out if you need an explanation as to why men go to their caves and women go to the well to sort out relationship issues.

Rebuilding: When your Relationship Ends: Bruce Fisher and Dr. Robert E. Alberti focus on recovering from the end of a major relationship. Although this advice book focuses on divorce, the principals can be applied to any romance. Getting back on your feet can be difficult, but there is advice out there to ease the transition.

Rekindling the Romance: Loving the Love of Your Live: Dennis Rainey, Barbara Rainey and Bob DeMoss collaborate to bring you this relationship advice book that focuses on rebuilding and renewing the greatest romance of your life. They take a Christian approach, covering all areas from intimacy to dealing with children and coping with the strain of daily life. The book is written in short chapters based on the bible.

Relationships for Dummies: Dr. Kate M. Wachs brings light to relationships in this simple-minded step-by-step advice book. Wachs is a psychologist and matchmaker and uses her insight to tackle topics such as identifying healthy and unhealthy relationships, enjoying your sex life, working through relationship problems and finding the good in every romance. She also looks at subjects such as knowing when you’ve found the right partner, nurturing intimacy and cohabitating. When it comes to relationship advice books, the Dummies guide is the layman’s bible.

Finding a great relationship advice book should be a relatively easy task. With it by your side, you’ll find that problems have solutions and you’ll see that love is a way of life that can be sculpted to your desires. Relationships are the best part of living so don’t get caught in a romantic situation unprepared.