The Lie About Marriage is not a critique of romance—it's an autopsy of spiritual sabotage. In this bold, grace-centered expose, Yram Hossoo unveils how Thought, the silent architect of fear, performance, and ego, disguised itself as covenant while turning love into control and vows into contracts.

This book pierces through the religious, cultural, and therapeutic illusions that kept couples loyal to dysfunction. With Mechanics of Faith tools, fresh interpretations of Scripture, and soul-shocking truths, it offers relief for the quietly suffocating, clarity for the emotionally sedated, and breath for love that still wants to rise.

If your marriage has ever felt like a courtroom—or if you're standing on the edge asking if covenant is even worth it—this book will help you name the real thief.
Because maybe the problem isn't your partner. Maybe it's the thought that's been thinking for both of you.