The Author
Rafael Batsil
After my first marriage ended, I learned something the hard way: love rarely dies from a lack of feeling. It fades from a lack of time, of presence, of the small rituals that daily life quietly swallows without ever asking permission.
In my second marriage, I started building different nights for the two of us — an unusual dinner, a song picked on purpose, a letter, a touch with intention behind it. Little by little, those nights became a method. Table for Two is that method, turned into a book.
I want to be upfront about one thing: I'm not a therapist, and this book isn't therapy. I'm a writer who rebuilt his own love story one dinner at a time, and who wanted to hand that method to other real couples — not a clinician promising to fix you.
"I didn't write this book for perfect couples. I wrote it for real ones — who love, mess up, get distracted, and still want to stay."