Librería Samer Atenea
Kálamo Books
Librería Elías (Asturias)
Librería Kolima (Madrid)
Librería Proteo (Málaga)
What happens when the woman at work starts getting parts of you that belong at home?It may begin with coffee. A joke. Lunch. A ride home. A text after work. Then another woman knows your moods, your problems, your dreams, and details about your marriage that your wife never knew you shared.You tell yourself, We are just friends.But when does friendship cross the line?Workplace Spouses: When Work Relationships Violate Your Marriage Vows is a short, straight talking book for Black men who want to protect their marriages, families, peace, and future.This is not a book against women. It does not tell men to avoid female coworkers or treat women badly. It is about knowing where the line is before a friendship becomes secrecy, emotional attachment, sexual temptation, or betrayal.Using the Ethiopian Bible as its spiritual foundation, Black Priest Lucious Conway brings ancient truth into the modern workplace.Joseph faced sexual pressure where he worked. Boaz showed how a man with power should treat a woman with respect. David shows what can happen when desire, power, secrecy, and bad choices come together. Sirach, Proverbs, Genesis, Susanna, and the words of Yesus speak to problems men still face today.Temptation. Attention. Desire. Secrecy. Power. Loyalty. Choices. Consequences.Written in plain language, this book speaks to the factory worker, truck driver, mechanic, teacher, security guard, supervisor, businessman, preacher, and every husband trying to keep his home together.Every chapter begins with a situation that feels real. Then it asks what the Bible says, where the line gets crossed, what a man should do, and what he needs to ask himself.You do not have to sleep with another woman to begin breaking your marriage vows.Sometimes the damage starts much earlier.Before a work relationship costs you your wife, your children, your peace, or your future, learn where the line is.Keep your word. Keep your wife. Go home.
