“Susan Scott does a superb job of teaching couples how to create compelling conversations and foster true connection and a fierce love that will withstand the test of time and grow stronger over the years. Every couple should read this book!”

"Love is often expressed sentimentally and romantically. In Fierce Love, Susan Scott offers a pungent vision of love as a real conversation between two authentic people with no topic off the table. After identifying the myths of love, she offers a model, and a list of the conversations authentic lovers should have. Bereft of romanticism and filled with directness, this book will help any couple live their relationship in a different way. We recommend it to all couples who want to move from good to great"

“In Fierce Love, Susan Scott creates a brilliant yet simple guide that inspires, and frames the most important conversations necessary to create understanding, empathy, and connection between two people. These are the tools to create deep and enduring relationships that last!”

“In a time where many people are struggling with their relationships, we need voices that provide us with the courage, clarity,   and skill to nurture our relationships and resolve recurring issues. Whether you are married or dating, we all need to have the conversations that may have eluded us. As I often say, in order fo rus to be great at anything, we need instruction. Susan Scott provides the necessary instruction while serving as a sisterly friend with a great sense of humor, who helps us connect at a deep level with our intimate partners.”

“In Fierce Love, Susan Scott candidly addresses an issue that commonly plagues many of our romantic relationships: lack of deep, vulnerable, and honest conversations. With compelling narrative and actionable steps, Scott helps readers harness the power of meaningful conversations to transform guarded love into fearless love that will unite couples for the long haul.”

“Our relationships, our family, can and should be our biggest gift, even though I’m often tempted to treat them as my biggest pain in the butt. Susan Scott teaches us how to fight for this love—gently but fiercely—as imperfect but perfectly lovable beings.”