"In The Accidental Marriage, Roger Thomas plunges into the hot button issues of our day. He fearlessly explores questions about what terms like 'love' and 'marriage' really mean, all the while drawing us into the lives of eminently relatable characters."
— Jennifer Fulwiler, Author, Something Other Than God

"If I ever have to cross a minefield, I want to follow Roger Thomas. Mr. Thomas deftly weaves his way through the shibboleths of modernity, while flipping them on their heads with great respect, charity, and clarity. The prose is concise without being sterile, and pulls you into a story that will make you want to knock the antagonists on their butts, and urge the protagonists over each obstacle. These are real people in a real world that way too many people can no longer see through the fog they call enlightenment." 
— Michael Richard, Author, Tobit's Dog

"A bold critique of modern challenges to the American family and a morality tale about the complementarity of the sexes. It's a defense of fatherhood, especially, but also of motherhood and homemaking as honorable occupations. " 
— Dorothy Cummings McLean, Author, Ceremony of Innocence

"There's nothing accidental about how delightfully this book is written. It takes a difficult topic and explores it in ways that are unintimidating and even laugh-out-loud funny. I have no idea how to describe this book, but I'm going to have no problem sharing it, raving about it, and promoting it to anyone with ears. "I absolutely loved the journey from cover to cover!" 
— Sarah Reinhard, Author, Reviewer, and Blogger, SnoringScholar.com