Adventures in Sex: 365 Ways to Make Every Day & Night More Exciting
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Average customer review:Product Description
Leave it to Mark Bricklin, the founding editor of Men's Health magazine, to dabble in the art of making love-and come up with a new adventure in sex for every night (or day) for a full year. Whether it's a new position, a special technique, fantasy roles to act out, or foods to set the mood, Bricklin's creative ideas are free-wheeling, frank, and a whole lot of fun to read. Spicy enough to turn up the heat in even the most staid and ho-hum relationship, the adventures are presented in an entertaining day-by-day format: "a different day, a different way."
Taking inspiration from the Kama Sutra and new scientific research showing that humans are wired to get a kick out of surprise, Bricklin offers up such stunning entries as "Zen Sex," "Pleasure Central," "Don't Try This in Yoga Class," "Strip Chess," "The Missionary Position Gone Mad," "Mutual Bondage," and "Kidnapped." With 365 stimulating selections, this book promises to give new meaning to the joy to sex.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #1549390 in Books
- Published on: 2005-09-01
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Binding: Hardcover
- 400 pages
Editorial Reviews
About the Author
An award-winning journalist, Mark Bricklin is the founding editor of Men's Health, the world's best-selling men's magazine. He was editor-in-chief and a columnist for Prevention magazine, the world's best-selling health magazine, for more than 20 years. His many books on a variety of health, fitness, weight control, and personal improvement topics have collectively sold millions of hardcover copies.
Customer Reviews
Not quite 365 thrills
Don't let the title fool you, this book doesn't contain 365 things to do that might make your love-life more exciting. Some of the pages are filled with medical facts and a few warnings about safe-sex, but that's not to say that the ideas it does present aren't interesting. I can't say that I found all of them practical or, in some cases, physically possible, but I did have a fun time reading it and wondering.



