How to Date Your Wife »

Stan Cronin was born in Barnwell, South Carolina and raised in Arizona. His wife, the former Jereyne Archer DeRohwer, was born in Burbank, California. They married more than three decades ago and now live in the Phoenix, Arizona metropolitan area. They are the parents of three children: Jacey, Jared, and Jenny. To date, they have been blessed with four grandchildren: Logan, Carlee, Landen and Audrey.

Stan was a police officer for the Phoenix Police Department for over twenty years, from the mid-1970's to the mid-1990's. He is busy writing the follow-up book to How to Date Your Wife. This time he is interviewing the men so they have a chance to express their views to their wives.

This book is about change! It proposes that a husband's primary goal needs to be to make his wife happy, and then it gives some very valuable instructions on how to make that goal a reality, using dating as the operative mechanism. In addition to focusing on improving a couple's interpersonal relationship, Stan gives very concrete suggestions for a wide variety of dating experiences.

This is a truly valuable book for you, whether you are a wife or a husband! Read it, sow the seeds it provides, nourish them, and then together with the one you love, harvest the rich rewards of marital happiness that it advocates for you. It can change your life!

Product Description:
Author Stan Cronin's curiosity led to his writing this unique book! He devised and circulated a very detailed questionnaire in which he asked wives about their dating relationships with their husbands. More than a thousand wives responded, and brother, did they unload on him! They wrote very frank replies revealing both the good and bad traits of their husbands, and expressing exactly what they desired in their husband-wife relationships. Personal desires and viewpoints varied, of course, but their cumulative answers sent some strong signals to the husbands of today.

Armed with their insights, Stan has written How to Date Your Wife--a book that can bring very large doses of happiness to marriages if the husbands will read the book and apply it. And wives, if they are wise, will do well to put the book in their husband's hands at their earliest opportunity.

Cronin's observations of thousands of family fights during his police career caused him to recognize the three worlds possible for marriages: failed, make-do, and cheerfully successful. Seeing failed marriages fueled his desire to discover what "successfully" married couples do to keep the passion alive. He interviewed scores of wives and distributed over 1,000 surveys to married women in ten states to get the information for this book. These wives were forthright with what was taking place inside their homes. This book is the result of those interviews. The ideas presented here are not just those of the author, they are primarily those of the wives.

The author wants all who will, to have at their fingertips some of the "secrets" that create a happy, peaceful and long lasting marriage, and he truly hopes that this book will bring much happiness to many.