The former Hollywood king reveals secret techniques with proven results on mastering the art of submission. A look inside of the mind of the master as well as a chilling peek into the shadow world. A modern-day guide parallel to The Prince by Machiavelli (link). This book gives a panoramic view of the psychology that goes into the complete control over others-mind, body and spirit. Secrets known by a select sect and mastered by an elite few are finally exposed. The Pimp Game thoroughly explains how these methods are being practiced, performed, and perfected every day, everywhere right up to, and including the Oval office.
This is one of the most disgusting books I have ever read. A guide on how to target, recruit and condition women for the purpose of exploiting them in the sex trade, this book is incredibly misogynistic. The only positive thing I can take from this book was the fact that it is helping me form my thesis on domestic sex trafficking (for a more in-depth analysis of this book, stay tuned for my upcoming thesis!).
Mickey Royal needs a dictionary and a new job. He sounds enough like a pimp, he speaks only in analogy and has no ability to discuss reality. The book could prove useful to a certain audience; If you have company and want to get them to leave and never come back read this book aloud. If you believe that you can drop out in the 5th grade and still make it as a writer, this book may offer some hope that such a dream can be realized.
Read this book and the 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene...they will change your perspective and help you become a more powerful man in the game of life.
Good book I like that he gives you the full perspective of the game and does not paint any part of it to be more glamorous than another Good book on leadership if you are trying to get 100% out of your people as quickly as possible He believes in expanding your kingdom at all costs through taking souls I believe in growing my kingdom by borrowing minds Slight but big difference If he could have kept his team forever, he would have done that I only believe in having people under my kingdom until they have a vision of their own and the tools to accomplish that vision
It's OK to learn how people in that "game" think, thought sometimes those explanations seem to be trying to hard. The story at the end of the book I didn't get, it was like out of place and seemed unnecessary and didn't make much sense. Narration is quite bad, had multiple times where I started thinking if maybe the book stopped or something because for no reason it just stops in the middle of sentence and starts after a long pause.
Okay, so I didn't read this for warm and fuzzies. My own novel, Blood Herring, involves vampires, and it just makes sense to me that if vampires did exist, human trafficking would be to many of them like factory farming to humanity. (This comes up more prominently in books 2 and 3.)
So, I picked this up for research. It was honest and gruesome, but that's not why I'm rating it so low. That's what I paid for. The editing, formatting, and structure are another story.
This looks like it was formatted poorly in Word, and several sentences are repeated far too many times too close together. It just comes across as unpolished and unedited.
This was distracting and made it very challenging to absorb the information. I'm not sure how anyone could understand the game that Mr. Royal played, I can't even remember the rules or board.
Idk...i just saw the author Mickey Royal on Trafficked with Mariana Van Zeller which makes me want to read his books on one hand but dude has gotten enough money literally off of women so yeah pretty much thinking maybe he did the thing with Mariana to promote his books. Worked haha