Review: Not Bad, He Actually Makes Sense
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 9, 2012
Let me preface this review by saying I generally hate these types of books, written by men and designed to help them get their groove on with us hapless women who are supposed to throw ourselves to their feet once they read the book.Now that that bit of a rant is over, let me tell you why I read this book.  I actually read this on a friend's ereader (I won't name names, but he did need a little help in this department).  So, I read the book in like, ten minutes, and thought, `Okay, this guy's not a complete jerk'.Stephen Williams has pulled together some great practical advice that actually seems to want to help his readers develop an actual relationship, not just get them in the sack with the first thing that says `hi'.  I thought his writing style was nice, straightforward, and easy to follow.  The book was concise, and to the point.Williams points out that this book is to help men get women to notice how irresistible they are, a fact that a lot of guys just don't seem to know how to do.  It offers practical advice in a friendly, informational way without sounding pushy or creepy.  While many women would probably pass it up, they should consider buying it for husbands or boyfriends, especially if their other half has issues feeling good about themselves.Basically, more men need to realize that looking after themselves and projecting self-confidence is sexy.  Women really want a man who knows what he wants, doesn't play games, has good hygiene, and listens when they talk.  Williams seems to understand his audience very well, and speaks to them like a good friend offering helpful advice.I think that this is a great book for men who want to not only get a woman interested, but keep her interested, and develop a deep, lasting relationship.  After all, when a man projects himself as the man of our dreams, we definitely want to keep him, right ladies?  I can't say it enough...confidence is key!  If you don't like yourself, women are not going to be interested, no matter what you look like.This book could have been a little longer, but for a quick start guide to gaining confidence and learning a few seduction skills, it's not bad.  I would like to see if the author has any other books available, his writing style is easy to read, and his advice is practical.  The book would make a great gift for someone struggling to find a partner, or even as a cute gift for your husband to amp up your relationship.  I have to say, my friend benefitted from it, and now has a great girlfriend who has helped him realize what a great guy he is, so for him, it was money well spent.