She Comes First : The Thinking Man's Guide to Pleasuring a Woman

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Summary: Thumbs Up from a Connoisseur
Review: I've always prided myself on my oral abilities and often thought that I should write a book on the subject myself if I wasn't so lazy, since none seemed to be written by straight men or get beyond magazine-type tips. In short, no book elevated oral sex to art. So when I heard about this book, I was ready to hate it and dismiss it as fluff, but I read it over the weekend and it's really substantial and well-written. Dr. Kerner has put into words what I've always felt about oral sex and has even elevated it to the ranks of literature. It is written by someone who loves women and wants to show men how to translate that love into action. The book is really about much more than oral sex and the author brings a knowledge of female sexuality that is unparalleled. Every guy should read this, even if he thinks he's an expert, because it will inspire you to be even better. And not just at oral sex, but at appreciating the sophistication of female sexuality and how it's different than a man's. You'll learn things about women that you never knew before, and it's all fun and easy to read. Dr. Kerner dedicates the book to his wife, and says that in the world of mouth-music, she's his Stradivarius: priceless and precious. That comment says it all about his approach. This book isn't just about satisfying women, it's about cherishing them too and giving them true gifts of pleasure and intimacy. As Rhett Butler said, "you should be kissed, and often, and by someone who knows how." This book is for any guy who has a romantic streak, or wants to be inspired to have one.

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Summary: RESPONSE FROM THE AUTHOR
Review: In response to a review below that calls into question the integrity of other readers' reviews, I just want to emphatically say that I did not write any reader reviews posted on this site, and I'm concerned that the mere suggestion of this undermines the credibiliity of real people's opinions. I embrace the spirit of debate on dialogue on the subject of human sexuality and welcome all comments and criticisms. Thus far, there has been an overwhelmingly positive response to the book in the media, many of which are published in the "editorial reviews" section here on Amazon, as well as on my website, www.SheComesFirst.com. (As as a side-note, Amazon forces reviewers to rate books, so I'm giving my honest opinion of my own work.)

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Summary: Best book of the millenium . . . well, so far.
Review: It's gonna be like this: Homer, Shakespeare, Kerner. First off, this book has a funny and smart title. It means two things at once, and that'll get you going. Second, it's got a tasteful and cute cover design. Third, who would have ever thought of writing such interesting stuff and throwing the whole thing down on paper? Not me.



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Summary: Every Woman's Wet Dream!
Review: Not to be crude, but reading this book is really a hot experience, just THINKING about guys putting the techniques into practice will give you orgasms, having him actually do them will surely give you multiple bliss.

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Summary: Many combination
Review: The author has ability to focus on the obvious: that communication is the essence of sexual satisfaction, that while you use your fingers and tongue to physically stimulate, it is the combination of ears and tongue, listening to what she wants and needs, and telling her what you want and need.

I also recommend, Sex and the perfect lover by Mabel Iam, excellent and very exciting book, it is an enlightening book that will improve your sex life.

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Summary: Good, but ...
Review: This book has some great advice on oral sex for women, but I disagree that oral sex is the end-all for all women. Sure, we love oral sex, but don't underestimate the wonders of intercourse, and stop acting like women can't orgasm that way and that we must be "lead" to orgasm. Try reading FIVE MINUTES TO ORGASM EVERY TIME YOU MAKE LOVE for a complete sexual experience. It treat's women as adults who are fully in charge of their own orgasms.

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Summary: Well what do you know?
Review: Turns out, not much, and I thought I knew a lot; normally sex books bother me, and no guy likes to thinks he's a nincompoop, so I bought this one with some nervousness. I'm still looking for the secret sauce when it comes to sex, so I bought this book expecting the typical, long on promise, short on information and real techniques that a guy can put into practice. But I have to say that I was pleasantly surprised. I knew I was taking a step in the right direction when I saw a recent review of it in the New York Times. Personally, after reading it, I was only prepared to give it three or four stars, but based on my girlfirend's reaction, it's a home-run 10! I'm buying more copies for my best buddy's bachelor party. The guys can use it no doubt.