On today’s Book Table, I’m reviewing Keep Love: 21 Truths for a Long Lasting Relationship by Paul C. Brunson. I know Paul from Love Is Blind and seeing him everywhere as a “relationship expert,” but I’m very clear in this video: I judge the book for the information on the page, not the fame of the person. He even says on page two that this book will give you a “master’s degree in relationships,” so yes—after reading it cover to cover, I’m waiting for my certificate. The book is built around relationship “myths,” and I break down the ones that really stood out. We talk about why your partner can’t meet all your needs (and why you need a real support system), why avoiding conflict doesn’t actually preserve peace, and why romantic love is conditional (with satisfaction being the goal, not just longevity). I also cover the idea that doubts aren’t automatically a red flag—there are healthy doubts that lead to deeper conversations—and the big money truth: love doesn’t erase financial problems, so transparency matters. I rated this book five stars. Even when I strongly disagreed with one myth (yes, the “normalize attraction to other people” one), the format made it such a good conversation starter, and honestly, it’s one of my top relationship books right now.