Review: Cheeky, but efficient, advice for men
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 13, 2012
Stephen Williams certainly knows a thing or two about relationships.  In this slightly cheeky how to book, he helps guide hapless males into learning the sweet skills of seduction required to win our female hearts, and bodies!  It was a fun read, and interesting to see how men view the art of seduction.  Often, women approach the subject a little differently, so it was refreshing to see how my husband might approach this topic.  As long as he is practicing on me, we have no problems!I actually let him read this one...I have enjoyed several other books by Williams and though my husband might like to experience the advice and tell me if he agrees or not.  He said it was all pretty much spot on, and I tend to agree!  Williams is not afraid to tell it like it is, and encourages those too shy to approach women to suck it up and make the effort.  He has a friendly tone, is easy to read, and packed with genuinely useful info and tips.Most of this author's books stress the importance of self confidence and good communication skills, and this one does, too.  His information may seem to be common sense, but it's surprising how many men just can't seem to get past the first introductions when meeting a woman for the first time.  Most of his books are aimed at adults, but I feel that he could alter the content slightly and provide some genuinely useful content for teen boys, too.  Navigating the waters of the dating world can be scary, no matter what your age!Of course, as a woman, it was fun to see how men think we are going to react to their charms.  I recommend that they realize each woman is different, and should be approached as an individual.  I do like the way the author encourages a positive sense of self without coming across as too pushy or narcissistic.  That is always a turn off for most women, and a lot of books seem to make men want to act like pompous jerks instead of self confident gentlemen.I also loved his advice on humor, indicating to the reader that cheesiness should be avoided.  In my opinion, cheesy and sleazy don't fall far from each other, so men would definitely be better off avoiding any possibility of being mistaken for either!  He manages to handle a tricky topic in a direct, but friendly way, so men reading it won't feel stupid or inferior.Single guys should definitely pick this book up.  If they follow the advice given by Mr. Williams, they will likely be able to find the girl of their dreams, and be able to actually make a connection with her!