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

Laura C. Schlessinger

Ten Stupid Things Couples Do to Mess Up Their Relationships

One of America's top radio hosts gives her inimitable take on intimate relationships. In Ten Stupid Things Couples Do to Mess Up Their Relationships , Dr. Laura addresses the problems men and women face in finding peace, joy and single and married fulfillment in relationships. She identifies the ten most common mistakes people make that mess up their relationships, including: 1. Stupid Secrets: Withholding information for fear of rejection. 2. Stupid Egotism: Asking not what you can do for the relationship but only what the relationship can do for you. 3. Stupid Pettiness: Making a big deal out of the small stuff. 4. Stupid Power: The need to always be in control. 5. Stupid Priorities: Consuming all your time and energies with work, hobbies, errands, and chores instead of focusing on your relationship. Dr. Laura has been solving people's problems on the air for 25 years. Filled with letters and phone-in situations from her show, this book offers the sort of no-nonsense expertise that made her a star.

V. K. Banks (Author)

This Process We Call Life

Is there life after losing a love one? How do you live without your soulmate? This is book one in th

Lindsay Jill Roth (Author)

Romances & Practicalities: A Love Story (Maybe Yours!) in 250 Questions

5,"The perfect starting point to making your love story last." -- Emily Giffin, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Meant to BeWith the pop psychology of Malcolm Gladwell and the humor of Carrie Bradshaw, Romances & Practicalities combines a charming personal love story with research-backed self-help, including a set of 250 questions to help you foster deeper intimacy and get honest about what you're really looking for in a partner.A few months into Lindsay Jill Roth's whirlwind transatlantic courtship with a handsome Englishman, he made a comment that hit her like a gut-punch: "I don't know you well enough yet." Despite hours on FaceTime and swoon-worthy dates in London and NYC, Roth realized he was right: they didn't know each other very well. And their relationship, while certainly romantic, was hardly practical. Did they even have a shared vision for the future? In the age of increasingly impersonal dating, how do you get off the dating hamster wheel and advance a relationship along the path to commitment? How do you know if you're with "the one"?Enter Romances & Practicalities, a set of 250 research-backed questions spread across twelve categories--from money to children ...