__Learning to Love Him by Trusting Him__By Ce'e Perez

You don't have to be married to wrestle with love.

Maybe you're trying to make it work with the man you chose.

Maybe you're still recovering from someone who didn't choose you back.

Or maybe you're single-and tired of wondering if real love still exists.

Whatever stage you're in, Learning to Love Him by Trusting Him was written for the woman who's ever whispered:

"Can I trust him and still protect my heart?" "What does love look like when God is in it-and when life is still messy?" "Am I loving wrong, or just loving someone who's not ready?"This isn't another relationship rulebook or quick-fix formula. It's a heart-level conversation-the one so many women have in private but rarely speak about out loud. Ce'e Perez invites you into a transparent exploration of love, faith, and self-worth. Through personal stories, spiritual insights, and honest reflection, she reveals what happens when women learn to love from a place of healing rather than fear.

Learning to Love Him by Trusting Him explores the reality of relationships in all their stages-falling in love, breaking apart, rebuilding faith, and learning to stand in your own identity again. Each chapter uncovers a layer of what it means to love deeply without losing yourself, to forgive without forgetting your value, and to trust God even when love looks different than you expected.

This book isn't about perfect relationships; it's about real ones-those filled with miscommunication, lessons learned too late, and the quiet courage to start again. Whether you're married and feeling unseen, single and waiting, or healing from heartbreak, this book will meet you where you are and remind you that your worth was never defined by anyone else's love.

Ce'ce writes with honesty and grace, weaving scripture, lived experience, and thought-provoking reflection into a message that helps women rediscover who they are in God's plan for love. You'll find both comfort and challenge here-the kind that leads to growth, wholeness, and peace.

Readers have called it "a mirror for the heart" and "the kind of truth every woman needs but rarely hears." It's for the ones who give deeply, love honestly, and are learning to let God redefine what "enough" looks like.