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Marriage does not usually fail in the fire of dramatic betrayal; more often, it erodes in the quiet accumulation of distance. Love and Marriage: The Real Long-Game steps into the space where most love stories fade - the middle years where passion must mature into partnership and chemistry must evolve into character. Through the deeply human journey of Marcus and Eliana, readers witness the subtle drift that can occur between two committed people navigating ambition, family pressures, financial strain, and emotional fatigue. Their story is not about falling out of love, but about discovering that love, if it is to last, must be built and then rebuilt intentionally. Honest, layered, and unfiltered, this novel reveals what happens when loyalty remains but connection weakens - and what it truly takes to restore it. Blending compelling storytelling with accessible neuroscience and relational insight, this book reframes marriage as a powerful arena for personal transformation. Readers will explore how attachment patterns, stress responses, emotional triggers, and unspoken expectations shape everyday interactions - and how those same patterns can be rewired. Reflection Prompts and Transformation Checkpoints invite couples to move beyond passive reading into active growth, turning awareness into practice. This is not a fairy tale about effortless romance; it is a guide for couples willing to choose discipline over impulse, humility over pride, and covenant over convenience. For anyone who has ever wondered why love feels harder the longer you stay - and whether it can become deeper instead of distant - The Real Long-Game offers both clarity and hope.

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