Reviewer says, “This book offers no excuses, nor apologies, but gives the truth of the Word of God. This book is truly a blessing to the body of Christ and to all who read it.”

Marengo, IL -- (SBWire) -- 10/28/2011 --Award winning Christian author’s newest book,"No Innocent Affair: Making Right the Wrong of Adultery," is receiving nothing but glowing and growing praise for tackling head-on the seldom openly discussed issue of adultery.

Author Edward Mrkvicka is a lay minister and counselor, and life-long Bible student. His religious writings have been awarded Best Christian Book of the Year, Best Christian Study of the Year, named a National Best Book Awards finalist, and a winner in the Christian Choice Book Awards. He has also been awarded the prestigious Faith Writers Seal of Approval. His efforts on behalf of families, the understanding of adultery, and the devastating effect of divorce on children has earned him a United States Certificate of Special Congressional Recognition.

"No Innocent Affair" is being called “powerful -- very special -- highly recommended -- 5 of 5 stars -- fascinating -- a must read.”

Reviewer Brian Knight says, “Edward’s passion for the Lord and Christian love for everyone is on full display. This self proclaimed ‘connect-the-dots’ kind of guy hopes to help people know the Lord’s commands and laws as He describes them in the Bible. He accomplishes this through his experience as a lay minister and avid student of the Bible. With each passing page, it is virtually impossible not to reflect on your relationship with your loved ones and, more importantly, the Lord.”

Christian Book Reviews says, “This book offers no excuses, nor apologies, but gives the truth of the Word of God. This book is truly a blessing to the body of Christ and to all who read it.”

Mrkvicka states that his intention in writing the book was to explain the real cost of adultery to everyone it touches -- not only the innocent victims of adultery, but the adulterer as well, as ultimately he alone will be held accountable for his selfishness. “That said, the Bible gives us a step-by-step progression, explained in my book, that will heal everyone, and allow the adulterer to rejoin God’s family and his own. The biblical truth is, God has lovingly given adulterers a way to reclaim their lost salvation. But it is up to us to repent and accept His unmerited grace.”