Review: Read the table of contents and you've read the book
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 01 7, 2014
Showcasing her content creation skills that she must use in her social media business, Roxas delivers a very generic dating guide for women.  Get the Man You Want is a step up from her previous book I reviewed, How to Marry Rich, and perhaps its due to guide's less ambitious goal, getting a date instead of marrying a millionaire.  This also may be due being based on personal experience, in the intro she says, "Trust me, I used to be in single for so many years.  All it it took was few simple steps and before I knew it, I had several men to choose from!"This 37 page "manual" will take maybe 20 minutes to read and is so basic it that could have been written by someone that never went out on a date before in their life.  It is important to understand that uninspired books like are written using this principle, find a "profitable" topic and bang out a couple of pages on the keyboard, format it you have a book.You can guess almost everything in this book by just reading The contents, chapters, and topics: Chapter 1: Why are you single? Are you a princess? Are you too reserved? Do you keep a checklist? Are you plain mean? Are you self absorbed? Are you you too hard to get? Are you a material girl? Are you to scared?andChapter 3: Where and how to meet guys: The Bar, The Market, The Bookstore, The Coffee shop, Online, Church, College, Friend of friends, The Gym, At the Workplace, At Getaways, Walk in the Park, The Airport, Art Exhibit, Book Club, and At the Rock Climbing Center.Each of the topics are only followed by a paragraph.  This book is not cornering the market on any uncommon knowledge.I know that being single and alone can be painful.  I personally didn't start dating until my early 20s, and for me it mostly due to lack of self-confidence.  After that is just a matter of diligence of learning from personal experience of trying to ask someone out and going out on a date.  I think that's probably the core of any good dating advice for male or female.  This book is NOT going to help you with the self-discovery you need to get past that first step, I suggest finding a different book(s) that have substances in the description and maybe reviews that provide specific examples of how it helped the reader.