Do you feel discontent, disregarded, or unworthy? Single Truth is written from the heart of a marriage counselor who shares her story of longing, heartache, and adventure as a single woman in her 30’s. Two years following an excruciating breakup with her first love, she committed to a year-long dating fast to dive deeper into her personal relationship with God, confront her deepest fears, and learn to embrace her season of singleness. This book will help you to: Experience a love that is free, faithful, and fruitful - Discover your true identity in Christ - Accept the gift of the present moment Annie Harton provides a refreshing perspective on singleness as she integrates her personal experience with her background in theology and psychology. She learned the hard way to not let her relationship status define her. Join her on a journey of getting unstuck and thriving in the tension of “ready - but not yet” "Although I am a married woman, we all have experienced the pain of our first break up. It opens our eyes to life, love, and the inevitability of heart break. Annie made connections with her Christian based view on the world and relationships with God and others. She has opened my eyes to how the Bible interjects all instances of my love life and my love of God. Annie is creative, emotionally aware, and very relatable!" Teri Michael "This book is definitely worthwhile for singles, but I also found it relevant to my vocation as a married woman as I was reminded of essential spiritual truths which cross over into any state of life. Annie presents the core message of coming to know God's personal love for you wherever you are and finding joy, meaning, and fulfillment in your life as a result in an uplifting and refreshing way. Overall, I think this book is a unique and important contribution to 'single life literature' due primarily to the author's explanation on page 10: "There have been some beautiful ministries for those in the season of single life. Yet those leaders have reached their 'happily ever after' and are encouraging the singles who are still waiting for that chapter of their life to unfold. I am convicted to write this book while I'm working through the truth about love while I'm still in the unknown as a single woman." Don't miss out on this great book and all of Annie's insights!" Amy Porter "After just picking this book up and giving it a read, I am blown away that this message hasn't been communicated more. Harton does an amazing job at allowing her readers to learn for themselves why being single isn't a BAD thing through the use of her studies and own personal experience. Love the vulnerability, love the read." Dillon Barr "Annie Harton shares her personal story of having hope that relationship would end in marriage, but instead it ended in a breakup. Single Truth is about her journey to grow in the knowledge that her significance is found in her relationship with God, not with other people. Harton is Catholic and her insights into Catholic rituals will especially appeal to the Catholic reader. However, I am not Catholic -- just familiar with Catholic spiritual disciplines -- and I was blessed by her insight. The reflective questions at the end of each chapter help drive the point of the chapter deep into the reader's heart. This is an excellent book for the single person and the married person alike -- we are all prone to look to other people for happiness when we need to be looking to God." Mary Hedstrom "In this well written and empowering story Annie dispels the concept of love as a needy co-dependence and inspires each of us to discover true love. A love that will never leave, a love that is beyond words and a love that each of have access to in any given moment. This is critical reading for anyone single and certainly relevant to anyone who wants to deepen their connection to their self and their creator!" Anonymous "Annie shares her wisdom with gentle solace and encouragement through her honest and insightful account of her personal story. Her book is empathic, compelling and is a perspective changing manual for those who are experiencing a painful heartbreak." Kim Mowatt, Registered Psychiatric Nurse, Counselor, & Author Author Annie Harton, MA, LMFTA, holds a BA in Psychology from Saint Mary's College, MA in Theology from Notre Dame, and an MA in Marriage and Family Therapy from Indiana Wesleyan. She enjoys bringing faith to life and life to faith through counseling, writing, and speaking. www.annieharton.com