Review: Adults can play too!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 30, 2013
When I think of truth and dare I think about those days back when I was a budding teen having sleepovers with my girls. We would sit in a circle and spin a bottle. Our dares were silly then and were rarely ever done. You have to have a very open mind to read this book. It isn't graphic or offensive but it speaks to a special group of people. I got curious about this book because I have managed to take something away from all the books I have read from Stephen so far.In just 14 pages, Stephen really packs a lot of information in. He poses quite a few questions for you to try and wrap your head around. Although I would not dare entertain the idea of swinging in my own marriage, he does present a lot of interesting content concerning this. This is a very ticklish niche that he has targeted. There are so many things that could go wrong in some of the situations he described.I have fantasized a few times about having a menage a toi but I have too many convictions about having two men share my body to even dare try it. If you are the type that likes this kind of stuff then you will certainly be pleased with this book. There were some eye opening suggestions that I had a lot of trouble swallowing but that's only because this really isn't my cup of tea.What you can expect is a concise and simply written text that delivers on its promises. I wish though that he addressed the emotional conflicts that can arise within these types of situations. I know that he probably wanted to keep the book positive and on the light side in that respect but there is no denying that its not solely about sugar and spice when it comes to these situation.If you want to know the right questions to ask and the dares that will get you into bed then follow his instructions to the letter. Just ensure that the individual you are testing his theories out on is as open minded as you are.