Women

Explaining Sexual Addiction in Women

Dirty Girls Come Clean
by Crystal Renaud

In Dirty Girls Come Clean, Crystal Renaud, founder of Dirty Girls Ministries – whose own pornography addiction started at age 10 – provides steps to recovery uniquely tailored for the female addict. Beginning with surrender, moving to confession, embracing accountability, owning responsibility, to finally sharing with others, the reader will be taken on a journey that can guide her from a state of woundedness to one of healing.

Facing Love Addiction
by Pia Melody

Mellody has written a lucid and informative book on a subject little understood: love addiction. Speaking both from per sonal experience and a clinical standpoint, she very carefully defines her terms, in cluding "love addict," "avoidance addict," and, of course, codependence. The last term she carefully distinguishes from love addiction. She also includes information on the recovery process, the marks of a healthy relationship, and the process of en tering into a healthy relationship. The book concludes with a set of journal exer cises designed to help someone in recov ery. Worthwhile reading that is recommended for libraries serving both the professional and general reader.
-Barbara L. Flynn, Chicago P.L.

No Stones
by Marnie C. Ferree Women Redeemed from Sexual Shame bravely addresses the taboo subject of female sexual addiction with frankness, compassion, and vulnerability. Readers will be surprised at the definition of this problem and the number of women who struggle with it. This definitive work combines the best clinical knowledge with the truth of biblical principles. No Stones points the way to redemption.

Every Woman's Battle
by Shannon Ethridge

When You Love Too Much
by Stephen Arterburn

False Intimacy
by Harry Schaumburg

Escape from Intimacy: The Pseudo-Relationship Addictions: Untangling the Love Addictions
by Anne Wilson Schaef

L.I.F.E. Guide for Women
by Marnie Ferree

Sex is Not the Problem
by Joshua Harris

Previously printed as Not Even a Hint

Sex is Not the Problem: Study Guide for Women
by Joshua Harris

Previously printed as Not Even a Hint

Undefiled

by Harry Schaumburg

Amid the chaos of cybersex, impersonal sex, adultery, homosexuality, and sexual dissatisfaction in marriage, Undefiled calls readers toward a new kind of spiritual and sexual revolution. Sexual impurity creates a vicious circle, one that springs from misconceptions about Christ and further taints our understanding of Him. Yet another circle is available to men and women trapped in sexual sin, a circle of sexual redemption.